The phrase "a clear responsibility" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the specific duties or obligations that are easily understood and defined.
Example: "In our organization, each team member has a clear responsibility to meet their deadlines and contribute to the project's success."
Alternatives: "a defined duty" or "an explicit obligation".
Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton said on Thursday that the army has a "clear responsibility" to protect the protesters and "to hold accountable those responsible for these attacks".
Gallagher told Guardian Australia in August the commonwealth had a clear responsibility.
Governments and scientists have a clear responsibility to get this judgment and future efforts right.
Having done his damage to a severely damaged system, Mr. Obama now has a clear responsibility to fix it.
But with that authority comes a clear responsibility to act, and act promptly, when their systems fall short.
"Lockheed Martin has a clear responsibility to its customers and its shareholders" to press the matter in court, he said.
That is, the state should demonstrate a clearer responsibility for ensuring community-directed health promotion supported by the health facility and district health services and other relevant sectors in implementation level collaboration.
Similar barriers were common in Cases One and Two, where concerns about the propriety and indeed, legality, of data sharing accompanied an absence of any clear responsibility for data management and custodianship.
They fear that confusion caused by a lack of clear responsibility for those on probation will lead to dangerous offenders falling between two stools.
Admission and discharge procedures in the health services were also highlighted (11), with the main barrier here being a lack of clear responsibility within the services in relation to the treatment of homeless people and complex rules in relation to catchment areas (8).
Some of those deaths will be in circumstances where the UK had a clear legal responsibility.
