The phrase "problematic role" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used when referring to a specific role or position that presents challenges or difficulties. Here is an example sentence: "John's problematic role as project manager proved to be a major obstacle in meeting our project deadline."
Vivian is the play's most problematic role because she is made into its conscience.
The paper demonstrates the problematic role of accounting as a basis for resource application decisions in two separate ways.
At the Maryland Institute College of Art she made self-portraits with Barbie, exploring what she had come to see as a love-hate relationship: fond childhood memories balanced against adult discomfort with the doll as a problematic role model.
The final member of the menagerie, and its most unoriginal and problematic role, is a faded actress clinging to the illusion of her beauty (Ann Chandler), who lives next door and calls herself The Gloria.
Meanwhile, another juror, the doomed Pericles Feyder (T. Scott Cunningham, who is sturdily cheerful in the play's most yearning and problematic role), has been burning a torch for Philippe since their boyhood affair.
Perhaps more than any other country on the continent, Nigeria -- where one in six Africans live -- has focused attention on the problematic role of natural resources, which have enriched the African elite and Western businesses but slowed development.
The first thing we did is look at how we had explained the problematic roles.
However, if actors were challenged more on their decisions to accept such problematic roles, perhaps there would be fewer problematic roles.
From the very beginning of clinical placements, UK medical and nursing students are exposed to highly problematic role-modelling.
WASHINGTON -- Following eight days of highly-charged hearings that highlighted the still-problematic role that race plays in North Carolina's criminal justice system, the first case to test the state's revised racial justice law concluded on Oct. 11.
St . Louis CountyCounselor's Office played a problematic dual role of protecting County officials from lawsuits while simultaneously prosecuting minor ordinance violations.
