The phrase "a unit responsible for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a specific group or department that has been assigned a particular duty or task within an organization.
Example: "The research department is a unit responsible for conducting all scientific studies and experiments."
Alternatives: "a team accountable for" or "a division tasked with".
He was assigned to a unit responsible for the maintenance of small firearms.
Italy has three police forces, each with a unit responsible for anti-terrorist investigations.
Current and former F.B.I. officials acknowledged that it was a mistake in 1988 to merge the Bonanno squad with a unit responsible for investigating the Colombo family.
A CIA memo calls the consul there, Valeriy Vladimirovich Kostikov, "an identified KGB officer" and a member of Department 13, a unit "responsible for sabotage and assassination".
The CIA chief the calls Kostikov "an identified KGB officer" and a member of Department 13, a unit "responsible for sabotage and assassination".
Kai Nyman, Nokia's former chief architect for enterprise domain strategy, a unit responsible for Internet services, said his team's job was to improve the operating system for smartphones.
Until then, Mr. Hanssen had failed to arouse suspicions, even though he once was caught at F.B.I. headquarters breaking into the computer of Ray Mislock, then a supervisor of a classified unit responsible for Russian counterespionage operations, officials said.
The person accused of planning the murder of Politkovskaya is Sergei Khadzhikurbanov, a former major in a police unit responsible for fighting organized crime.
This may be reflected in the fact that fewer than half of the low-incidence countries have a national TB programme, a central unit responsible for national TB care and prevention, or TB-specific funding, while 60% have a TB elimination plan (table 6).
That updated figure exceeded recorded deaths from both a suicide bomb attack on the Indian embassy in 2008 and an assault on worshippers at a Shia shrine in 2011, which a United Nations unit responsible for tracking civilian casualties said killed 55 and 56 people respectively.
The Trump administration has stripped enforcement powers from a Consumer Financial Protection Bureau unit responsible for pursuing discrimination cases, part of a broader effort to reshape an agency it criticized as acting too aggressively.
