The phrase "a common responsibility" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing shared duties or obligations among a group of people or entities.
Example: "In our community, maintaining cleanliness is a common responsibility that everyone should participate in."
Alternatives: "a shared duty" or "a collective obligation."
The 1992 UN negotiations were organized around the four key themes of climate change, deforestation, desertification, and biodiversity degradation environmental problems whose global repercussions brought home the need for a collective response, which needed in turn to be grounded in a common responsibility.
Instead, he spoke of "we" — of a common responsibility for the past and the future alike.
This is a common responsibility for all of us at odds with the regime in China – no matter whether in exile or facing injustice at home.
Spotify has improved greatly over the last two years, Beats Music has made discovery a key selling point, and Deezer's CEO Axel Dauchez recently claimed it was part of his company's corporate mission: "We have a common responsibility to generate discovery: to force people to try new artists, new songs," he said at the Midem conference in January.
"The United States and Asean have a common responsibility to ensure the maritime safety of critical global sea lanes and ports," Kerry told Asean foreign ministers, including those from claimant states Brunei, Malaysia, the Philippines and Vietnam, on the sidelines of an annual regional security forum held in Burma.
Review: "It is a practical thing to recognize as a common responsibility, wholly incapable of unilateral solution, the completely common peril that atomic weapons constitute for the world, to recognize that only by a community of responsibility is there any hope of meeting that peril".
"We are mainly requesting that the current liquidity problem be recognised as a problem of common responsibility and that it be jointly addressed".
"There is no other recourse but to take a comprehensive and coordinated approach … a sense of burden sharing and common responsibility should be a basis for our co-operation".
But with the widening gap between the lives of the poor and the prosperous, the sense of common ground, a common fate, and common responsibility has vanished.
"The idea of a community, with difference and common responsibility, has been lost in America.
Today I am announcing the dispatch of high-level representatives to allied capitals in Europe, Asia, Australia and Canada to discuss our common responsibility to create a new framework for security and stability that reflects the world of today.
