The phrase "ombudsman role" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
Example: The government appointed an ombudsman to play a crucial role in resolving disputes between citizens and state agencies.
The volunteer ombudsman role is threefold: advocate, mediator, and friendly visitor.
And given his ombudsman role, his involvement may raise the stakes of the controversy beyond Boerum Hill.
Newman, who spent 36 years at the Sun, rose from assistant news editor to become managing editor over many years before taking on the ombudsman role.
Mr. Hegde, who recently stepped down from his ombudsman role in Karnataka, released a scathing report in July that concluded that illegal mining had cost the state treasury more than $3.5 billion in tax revenues.
Margaret Sullivan, a New York Times public editor for four years and now a media columnist for The Post, favors the restoration of the ombudsman role at the Times.
"The Afghans are responsible for knowing what's going on in their own facilities; that's their obligation, and they are either aware of it and do nothing about it or they are not aware and it's a lack of oversight," he said, adding that the ultimate solution was to empower the Afghan Independent Human Rights Commission to take on an oversight and ombudsman role on behalf of detainees.
The establishment of a Children's Commissioner for England - ideally with devolved powers to regional offices or local ombudsmen roles - could play a vital role in providing an independent voice for children not biased or influenced by issues of resource allocation or ideological political differences.
The Ombudsman office will play a prominent role in the relationship between European bodies and US technology firms like Google and Facebook.
The parliamentary ombudsman's role is to investigate complaints and possible injustices.
The local government and social care ombudsman's role is to investigate complaints about local public services.
Condensing Morris's comments had the effect of overstating the ombudsman's role in the proposed scheme (the legislation is still under negotiation).
