"rising role" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a role or position that is increasing or gaining importance or influence. Example: "The rising role of technology in the workplace has drastically changed the way we do business."
He also acknowledged the rising role of independents, who now make up one in five voters in the state.
The results were more jobs, better sanitation in the rural areas, a rising middle class, a rising role of women, and added money to the economy.
However vital the Afghan war effort, officials said, it has lost out in the internal debate to priorities like American jobs and the rising role of China.
Then he goes on to Chicago — a visit to Mr. Obama's adopted hometown, but also a chance to show China's rising role in the world.
In sum, the euro zone's recovery is hampered by its own structural weaknesses and by the rising role of emerging markets.
Europe's rising role stems not only from American fatigue with a seemingly intractable problem, but also from the peculiar dynamics of the Palestinian campaign at the United Nations.
The evident concerns about our political system, from the rising roles of cash in elections through to Congressional dysfunction, cry for a response.
In 1995 she began to break away from "English rose" roles with her portrayals of Margaret, a young woman suffering the hardships of life in a Canadian coal-mining town in Margaret's Museum, and of a high-strung wife in Woody Allen's Mighty Aphrodite.
As the nefarious Lori, Kate Beckinsale, who I enjoy in her English rose roles, is actually much better at martial arts than the fabulous Sharon Stone, who was merely quite game though very fit.
And the most real threat over the next 20 years is probably the rising international role of China's renminbi.
India Ink recently spoke with Mr. Rao, who is expected to take the helm of the party once his father retires, about the rising national role of regional parties and the challenges of creating a new state.
