The phrase "abandon this responsibility" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the act of giving up or relinquishing a duty or obligation.
Example: "After much consideration, I have decided to abandon this responsibility and focus on my personal goals."
Alternatives: "forsake this duty" or "give up this obligation".
Far from abandoning this responsibility, young people of a high weight appeared all too aware of their perceived inadequacies.
"I manage it on behalf of my whole family, and I can't abandon that responsibility," he says.
In effect, McClellan was demanding that Lincoln abandon the responsibilities of his office and the platform of his party, and turn power over to the general who had just lost the war's greatest battle at the time.
But today, the terrestrial part of the medium has abandoned that responsibility.
They lent us money, and helped pay for my studies when my old man abandoned that responsibility as well.
When he was asked if there is a role for parents in making policy decisions, he responded by saying, "I do, I think there is an important consultive role," before adding: "But I don't think you can abandon your responsibility to make the decisions by saying well, that group or this group make those decisions".
Teachers abandon their responsibility by joining competitively in the fray.
Union leaders have vigorously fought charter schools, which they consider privatization of public schools and a way for school districts to abandon their responsibility to children.
"When we seek to introduce the profit motive, we begin to abandon who we are as a people and abandon our responsibility for the common good in pursuit of private profit," he says.
"Simply arriving at moments of appointment and then looking to see who might or might not, by a process of amounting to chance, have suitable preparation and gifting, is to abandon all responsibility," Mr Welby wrote in support of the Green report.
