The phrase "add liability for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to legal, financial, or contractual discussions where one party is taking on responsibility for certain obligations or risks.
Example: "The new contract will add liability for any damages caused during the project."
Alternatives: "incur responsibility for" or "assume liability for".
It added: "Liability for upfront import VAT will create additional cashflow burdens for companies, as well as additional processing time at ports and border entry points attached to the customs process.
"I don't think it will have any spillover into patients' bill of rights". Dingell said he and other sponsors of the Democratic-backed bill plan to unveil a new version Monday or Tuesday, reflecting adjustments made to reflect amendments to the Senate version that added liability protections for employers who provide health insurance.
Newly added clauses remove state liability for accidents and do away with environmental impact assessments.
He also added that Omni assumes liability for any damage that happened between pickup and arrival at the center, as well as any damage in storage.
So, for example, she argues that amendments to add limited exceptions for platform liability would still constitute "upload filters" (and therefore "censorship machines").
Add the "Total Liabilities" and "Total Owner's Equity" figures.
And of course you'd really need to add in something for our contingent liabilities such as the FDIC's guarantee of bank deposits..
They added that the company should face liability for securities fraud only if the reports had been collectively statistically significant.
"Bad bosses exist, and they are a major liability for companies" he added, "but by the time they're discovered, it's too late and companies have already lost a lot of great employees".
Conflicts of interest between agencies and the companies that they assess should be addressed, e.g. by introducing civil liability for ratings, they added.
