The phrase "a human responsibility" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing duties or obligations that are inherently tied to human actions or decisions.
Example: "In today's world, addressing climate change is not just a political issue; it is a human responsibility that we all share."
Alternatives: "a moral obligation" or "a societal duty".
Responding on behalf of his fellow imams, Shamsi Ali emphasized that "the Middle East conflict is not a Jewish-Muslim conflict but a human one and we have a shared human responsibility to intervene.
The agency's mission is to "positively predispose all members of the community to organ and tissue donation so that donation is viewed as a fundamental human responsibility".
Aaron Hillel Swartz, the "old, wise soul" whose life came to a tragic end on a recent Friday morning, intuitively valued teaching and the sharing of knowledge as a fundamental human responsibility.
And with the arrival of the Convention on the Rights of the Child in 1989, UNICEF led the global movement to recognize that children are not just objects of our charity and good will, but the holders of rights to whom we have a fundamental human responsibility.
"To me, there is an inherent human responsibility to care for the earth," he said as he stood by Mr. Bush's side.
At the outset Alfred appears the nobler of the two, a man absorbed in writing a book on human responsibility who has just returned from a sojourn in the mountains, where he has discovered things about himself that have shaken the foundations of this personality.
"Both humans and animals would be best served by placing a strong emphasis on human responsibility for humane treatment of animals rather than creating an artificial construct of animal personhood".
Father Freddie (Joe Estlack) develops a deep, even obsessive, interest in Erik only after disappearing for six months in remote mountains in a futile struggle to write a novel about human responsibility.
