The phrase "a change in responsibility" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a shift or alteration in duties or roles, often in a professional context.
Example: "After the recent restructuring, there will be a change in responsibility for several team members."
Alternatives: "a shift in duties" or "an alteration in roles."
The move will require a bit of a change in responsibility.
The delay is blamed in part on a change in responsibility for the control of ground water around Doñana, which was handed over from Andalusia's regional government to Madrid.
Remain cheerful in the face of change, whether it's a change in direction, a change in responsibility, a change in plans -- even if it means the project you just finished is now irrelevant.
However, I have worked with engineers and technicians that were content to do the same job year after year and not complain or request a change in responsibilities.
Maybe a change in responsibilities at work led you to develop a new skill set and stronger sense of competency, which boosted your confidence.
And as you try to leave the classroom and establish yourself in the lab, you will notice a change in your responsibilities.
"Regular increases of 10percentt or more without much of a change in title or responsibility would seem to be a bit unreasonable, but the mayor has brought, with these salary increases, private-sector incentives to public-sector salaries," said Dick Dadey, executive director of Citizens Union.
They were concerned about the potential to overwhelm legal systems with new prosecutions for HIV nondisclosure if there is a change in valuing mutual responsibility among members of the gay community.
The transition from medical student to new doctor is a time of intense change in responsibility and practice.
A change in policy largely shifted responsibility for community noise measures to state and local governments in the early 1980s.
