The phrase "absolved of any responsibility" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone is declared free from blame or obligation regarding a particular situation or action.
Example: "After the investigation, the committee found that she was absolved of any responsibility for the incident."
Alternatives: "released from any liability" or "cleared of any obligation."
How would you explain Iran being held accountable for the damages to the victims of 9/11 and others being absolved of any responsibility, those who were actually responsible for it?
By using the diary form, Koppel apparently felt absolved of any responsibility to connect one entry to the next, or sometimes even one paragraph to the next.
If, in the earlier operas, Mozart is seen constantly guiding Da Ponte's pen, why, in "Così," is he suddenly absolved of any responsibility for the main thrust of the libretto?
Alonso was absolved of any responsibility or involvement in the race fixing row which ended last week when Flavio Briatore, the Renault team's managing director, was suspended indefinitely from any involvement in FIA-sanctioned motor sport and his former executive director of engineering, Pat Symonds, received a five year ban.
They believe that they are instantly absolved of any responsibility.
It would be a travesty if in the maelstrom of this mess Hamas is absolved of any responsibility for the plight of its wards.
Once a security deposit has been transferred to a new owner, Ms. O'Toole said, the new owner becomes responsible for it and the former owner is absolved of any further responsibility.
Having thrown Trent Lott overboard, Republican leaders seem to think they are now absolved of any further responsibility for the racism and ethnic insensitivity that have tainted their party.
Under the terms of the deal, the suit says, the doctors who lent their names were absolved of any actual responsibility for the corporations, including providing care in them.
In a decision by a lower court last year, Trump was absolved of any personal responsibility the real estate mogul had never owned any part of the building or sold anything to the buyers.
Once again, Murdoch absolved himself of any responsibility.
