The phrase "state the role" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it in any writing or spoken context when you need to explain or define someone's job or responsibilities. For example, "Please state the role of the lead designer on this project."
"The Ambvalent State: The Role of U.S. Subnational Governments in Economic Development".
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For many British supporters of a smaller welfare state the role model is the US, which has a very small welfare state (considering its level of income), accounting for only 19.2% of GDP as of 2009.
For both Tories and Liberal Democrats it reflects a deeper ideological view about the role of the state, the role of the family – and, as a consequence, the role of women, too.
Emphasizes the social and technical practices of raising crops and livestock; efforts to preserve as well as create new foods; the industrialization and de-industrialization of food; the relation between food supply and safety and the state; the role of ethnicity and gender in consumption patterns; and the historical and cultural act of eating.
This means they will define such important issues as relations between religion and state, the role of the army, the form of local government, and rules for future elections.Mr Morsi's inheritance, practically intact, of Egypt's vast bureaucratic pyramid also magnifies the Brothers' influence.
The MOAs should clearly state the roles and responsibilities of each stakeholder.
In repressive states, the role of the artist is unambiguous: to assert the individual imagination, the singular power that all dictatorships fear.
The new report states: "The role of human influence on our climate is already detectable on summertime heatwaves and on the character of UK rainfall".
Further research into novel, limbic targeted therapies can hopefully be stimulated by explicitly stating the role of the limbic system in chronic pain.
In these more rural, unregulated states, the role of managed care spillovers encouraging screening utilization was expected to be greater, and we found evidence to support this expectation.
