The phrase "actor in charge" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a person who has the authority or responsibility in a particular situation or project.
Example: "In this project, the actor in charge will oversee all operations and ensure that deadlines are met."
Alternatives: "person responsible" or "lead actor".
The institutional actors in charge of the negotiations of the Mobility Partnership on the Moldovan side admitted being fully conscious that the objectives that landed on their partnership reflected more closely the priorities wanted by the EU, but did not perceive it as an anomaly since it proved their commitment to adhere to EU rules.
A broad array of stakeholders are engaged to support the program post transition through enhanced program accountability and additional financial support Actors in charge of transition signal that they are serious about it and will not be derailed by poor preparation.
Public actors are in charge of ensuring this coordination, which furthermore conditions other relationships because coordinated state action provides governments with the means to incite and involve other actors [6].
Typically, multiple SDN controllers (each one dedicated to a single domain) are tightly integrated and interact to optimize the end-to-end QoS; Federated domains: multiple actors are in charge of managing heterogeneous domains with different loosely integrated SDN controllers interacting to optimize the end-to-end QoS.
The actor Jason Schwartzman is in charge of the music.
The actor or actress in charge needn't be a Mark Rylance or a Julie Harris, but they need to make us believe and care in the central character.
The network has ordered 20 episodes of "Daddy's Home," starring "Happy Days" and "Charles In Charge" actor Scott Baio as a stay-at-home dad.
Checkpoint Charlie has become an "East German Disneyland," with actors in uniforms charging tourists to pose for photos and street vendors hawking Soviet military paraphernalia.
Each had roughly shot the same amount of footage that ended up in the final version so Siegel didn't want his name on the film and nor did Totten, both claiming that lead actor Richard Widmark had effectually been in charge.
