The phrase "a shift of responsibilities" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing changes in duties or roles within an organization or team.
Example: "Due to the recent restructuring, there will be a shift of responsibilities among the team members to better align with our new goals."
Alternatives: "a change in duties" or "a reallocation of tasks."
Bush has already surpassed Reagan in advocating a shift of responsibilities from government to the private sector, and from the federal governments to the states.
Schwartz noted that there was a shift of responsibilities from employer to employee in this seemingly benign transfer of choice: "When the employer is providing only a few routes to retirement security, it seems important to take responsibility for the quality of those routes.
Decentralization implies a shift of responsibilities and relations between different actors that include policy-makers, regulators, providers, and users, and these need new skills to function and interact.
As the volume of patients under HIV/AIDS care and treatment services grows and services are decentralized, nurses may experience a shift of responsibilities, with even larger roles in initial evaluation and staging of patients, ART initiation, and patient monitoring [ 3].
As I said in the article, there needs to be new law and a shift of responsibility, but we also need to evaluate the quality of the science generated by all involved and be reasonably confident of the results.
He points out that in the UK we are seeing a shift of responsibility from the state and employers on to individuals to make their own provision for themselves and their families if they become unable to remain in employment.
But the results presented here indicate that there seems to be a shift of responsibility towards older siblings when there is an increase in family size (see Table 6).
In the healthcare literature, the shift of responsibility as a situation deteriorates could be written off as just a shift of responsibility required due to an increasingly more complex situation, to an actor with more knowledge (as the hierarchy-competence model does).
Interestingly, Colin also talked about health care professionals being 'in charge' of him and being 'in their hands', symbolising a shifting of responsibilities: "We're in their hands aren't we really because we're in a system where – you know, we're not lying out in the desert and we don't have to come up with a tourniquet and bite on a piece of wood, do we?
Sinnette noted the district's LCAP committee has indicated a shift of counseling responsibilities at the elementary school level, away from counselors and toward assistant principals, may be in order.
Transfers of patient care are highly vulnerable moments that require communication of crucial information between healthcare providers from different locations, 12 and sometimes a shift of care responsibilities directly to patients and family members.
