The phrase "a specific responsibility to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when defining a particular duty or obligation that someone is expected to fulfill.
Example: "As a project manager, I have a specific responsibility to ensure that all deadlines are met."
Alternatives: "a particular duty to" or "an explicit obligation to".
Parliament gave the commission a specific responsibility to report on developing trends.
"It doesn't entirely fall on [Muñoz's] shoulders". But as a key Latino policy appointee, he said, "she has a specific responsibility" to fight against them.
Establishing clear lines of responsibility early on in the implementation process is crucial, with a unit or even individuals within the Ministry having a specific responsibility to develop, fine-tune, manage and monitor the policy.
Do you feel any specific responsibility to the gay Asian-American community as a result?
"There are few audiences more keen, educated and diverse than the Bay Area, and we feel we have a very important and specific responsibility to that audience," he said.
And it's true, is it not, that you personally made the decision to return Father Graham to ministry after this allegation of sexual misconduct with a minor had been admitted by Father Graham; is that correct? A. These cases were handled directly for me either by the moderator of the curia or by a priest delegate who had specific responsibility to follow such cases.
It is important to assign both authority and specific responsibility to implement each protective measure.
Mormon women have the specific responsibility to be righteous daughters of God; good, faithful wives; and loving mothers.
I urge the Administration to fill this vacant position or to appoint another senior Administration official with the specific responsibility to achieve the conditions necessary to close Guantanamo.
It has evolved over time and since 2000 has included a specific responsibility for health research to deliver benefits to populations (Williams 2008).
There must be a specific responsibility in the law to help people who lead chaotic and difficult lives as a result of mental illness.
