The phrase "a responsibility to discuss" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to an obligation or duty to engage in a conversation or dialogue about a particular topic.
Example: "As leaders, we have a responsibility to discuss the implications of our decisions with our team."
Alternatives: "an obligation to address" or "a duty to talk about".
But people also have a responsibility to discuss religious issues with sensitivity.
As an academic, I have a responsibility to discuss even the most sensitive and controversial issues.
Educators have a responsibility to discuss these current events so that their students can become informed and active citizens.
Jay Blanton, a university spokesman, said the hiring committee "had a responsibility to discuss his comments on evolution and science in general.
Seventy-five percent of those interviewed said they felt a duty to provide financial guidance to young adults; 77 percent put a premium on "teaching respect for cultural differences"; and 73percentt said that they had a responsibility to discuss personal values with young people.
For companies listed on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE), the audit committee is required to include in its charter a responsibility to discuss with management the company's policies around risk assessment and risk management, even if the board sees fit to set up a separate risk committee.
Physicians have a legal responsibility to discuss the implications of PND [ 13] and provide clear legal guidelines in their practice.
And because robust argument and disagreement are so important to what universities do, those of us on college campuses have a special and distinctive responsibility to discuss and live up to the ideals associated with the freedom of speech.
As journalists, we at VICE have the responsibility to discuss these issues honestly and frequently, even when other stories take over the headlines.
He went on to remind faculty members of their responsibility to discuss with students the seriousness of cheating — and the consequences.
Countries like Britain have a responsibility to raise and discuss these issues objectively, responsibly and honestly.
