The phrase "a fiscal responsibility" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing obligations or duties related to financial management or budgeting.
Example: "As a government, we have a fiscal responsibility to ensure that taxpayer money is spent wisely."
Alternatives: "a financial obligation" or "a budgetary duty".
When Gordon Brown did something similar by passing a Fiscal Responsibility Act in 2010, Mr Osborne ridiculed it and repealed it when he became Chancellor.
Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, the former finance minister, restored macro-economic stability and drew up a fiscal responsibility bill that may be passed by the National Assembly.
It's a put-up-or-shut-up over-to-you move for the new Congress, which has been talking a "fiscal responsibility" line.
The encounter between the victor and the vanquished came at the end of a "fiscal responsibility summit" at the White House.
On Monday Mr. Obama will hold a "fiscal responsibility summit" at the White House with members of Congress from both parties, economists, union leaders and business representatives.
The much-admired finance minister, for example, is struggling bravely to make public accounts more transparent, and to push a "fiscal responsibility act" through parliament.By some accounts, graft has indeed retreated a bit.
He is committed to doing this by a fiscal-responsibility law passed last year.
A fiscal-responsibility law, passed in 2000, is forcing formerly profligate states and municipalities to put their budgets in order.
Mr Brown and Alistair Darling, the chancellor, announced plans for a "fiscal-responsibility act" that would make reducing the deficit a legal requirement.
God willing, Paraguay will become a new country.You passed several big new laws, for example the law of public-private associations and a fiscal-responsibility law.
In all, our plan would give the nation a fiscal-responsibility dividend of $57 billion per year over five years, the interest saved on the debt.
