The phrase "a question of responsibility" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing issues related to accountability or obligations in various contexts, such as work, ethics, or personal relationships.
Example: "In this situation, it is truly a question of responsibility; we must ensure that everyone is held accountable for their actions."
Alternatives: "a matter of accountability" or "an issue of obligation".
"With Katrina, there was a question of responsibility, and blame.
"It's a question of responsibility, a question of ethics, a question of justice".
He wrote: I honestly don't think it's a question of responsibility now that I think about it, it's more of a question of action.
It's also a question of responsibility — whether Americans are willing to face the costs of their choices, and refrain from stealing from their grandchildren.
With this gift, however, comes a question of responsibility: Dasha must determine whether she is destined for a special fate (how could she not be, given such a history?) or whether her lot is simply to accept the comforts of a bourgeois family and lavish her gifts, more modestly, upon them.
Stiglitz claimed that this was more than a question of responsibility or even humanitarianism, but a question of self-interest, simply because "there cannot be a robust recovery for the global economy if there is a significant part of the world that remains weak".
Now that it is a question of criminal responsibility, she will not be quiet.
It is a question of fiduciary responsibility as much as a moral imperative.
"There is a consensus that we shouldn't look at the issue as purely a question of legal responsibility".
He talked about the "despair" of the poor that is threatening the tranquillity of the whole nation, and he kept insisting that this was not a question of "moral responsibility" but of the self-interest of all our people.
The mayor's office argues that it is simply a question of fiscal responsibility — there would be no way to pay for the park's maintenance without the money generated from the inclusion of the apartment and hotel buildings.
