The phrase "accept ultimate responsibility" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing accountability or ownership of a task, decision, or outcome, often in a professional or formal context.
Example: "As the project manager, I must accept ultimate responsibility for the success or failure of the project."
Alternatives: "take full responsibility" or "bear final accountability."
The charges are rather that she failed to oversee the programme with due rigour; that she went on defending Agenor long after it was clear to others that something was going seriously wrong; and that even now she is refusing to accept ultimate responsibility for the fiasco.The French government stands behind its commissioner.
Until driverless cars are ready for mainstream use, Hole says motorists will have to accept ultimate responsibility for their actions on the road – which means they might have to get used to cars that talk to other vehicles in order to prevent drivers talking on their phones.
ONE person must accept ultimate responsibility for the leadership of the company.
Throughout the nearly two-hour session, he accepted ultimate responsibility for the behavior in his office while maintaining his personal innocence and aloofness.
While Ms Clinton said she accepted ultimate responsibility for the fact that the Benghazi facility had been insufficiently protected, she rejected claims she should have known about security requests that went ignored.
At the staff meeting on May 14, Mr. Raines said he accepted ultimate responsibility for what Mr. Blair had done and pledged to improve his rapport with the people who worked for him.
He resigned as News of the World editor, a job he held for three-and-a-half years, in January 2007 after the paper's royal editor, Clive Goodman, was jailed; Coulson accepted "ultimate responsibility".
His successors took those words to heart, accepting ultimate responsibility in the wake of some of the nation's biggest mishaps.
His successors took those words to heart, accepting ultimate responsibility in the wake of some of the nation's biggest mishaps. .
