The phrase "accept joint responsibility" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing shared accountability or obligations among individuals or groups in various contexts, such as teamwork or project management.
Example: "In this project, we must all accept joint responsibility for the outcomes, ensuring that everyone contributes equally."
Alternatives: "share responsibility" or "take collective responsibility".
Angela Merkel on Monday called for Europe's leaders to work together and accept joint responsibility to seek a credible response to refugee crisis.
As central European countries abandoned attempts to stop thousands of refugees from crossing their borders towards Austria on Sunday, German chancellor Angela Merkel called on her peers to accept joint responsibility.
But Roosevelt, who agreed that the debts should be paid, declined to cooperate with Hoover, writing him: "I think you will recognise that it would be unwise for me to accept joint responsibility with you when, as a matter of constitutional fact, I would be wholly lacking in any attendant authority".
Banks using foreign-based external auditors (including foreign branches of U.S. auditors) will have to work with an American auditor, who will accept joint responsibility for the audit.
But Vaswani and Paranjpe had themselves made it clear that they would both resign, accepting joint responsibility for their performance.
The patients must also understand that their responsibility is to not just follow their doctors' orders but also take joint responsibility for the decisions and therapeutic strategies agreed with their doctors, and accept the results of these decisions.
In the second of the cables, he writes to Hoover, "I think you will recognize that it would be unwise for me to accept an apparent joint responsibility with you when, as a matter of constitutional fact, I would be wholly lacking in any attendant authority".
By Amy Davidson Sorkin December 27, 2017 "It would be unwise for me to accept an apparent joint responsibility with you when, as a matter of constitutional fact, I would be wholly lacking in any attendant authority," President-elect Franklin D. Roosevelt wrote to the departing President Herbert Hoover in a telegram from December , 1932
Bill Daly, the deputy commissioner, said in a statement: "We acknowledge and accept that there is joint responsibility in collective bargaining and, though we are profoundly disappointed that a new agreement has not been attained to this point, we remain committed to achieving an agreement that is fair for the players and the clubs — one that will be good for the game and our fans".
It was a condition the owners were unlikely to accept, as revenue sharing had created joint responsibility for the league's success.
Alex Salmond the SNP foreign affairs spokesman, said: "Cameron is shaming not just the UK, he is shaming humanity with his total abject refusal to accept any joint collective responsibility".
