The phrase "address the responsibility" is a perfectly acceptable and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you are discussing the need to take ownership of, or to handle, a situation that involves a specific responsibility. For example, you might say: "The Governor must address the responsibility of providing relief to those affected by the hurricane."
Resulting policy guidance and tool can help jurisdictions world-wide address the flood risks associated with farm dams and growing downstream land developments: by helping planners, developers, farmers and regulators account for and address the responsibility and cost sharing issues in a way that is uniform and fair for all stakeholders involved.
The upcoming Global Drucker Forum this November, where I am speaking, will address the responsibility of leaders to transform their companies into more human organizations so as to guide them onto a path of sustainable prosperity.
To address the responsibilities of a research university in this century, we launched The Stanford Challenge in October 2006.
Those admonitions are written primarily to a local, commmunity/church context and they address the responsibilities of the church members to one another.
The literature shows that few national IPV laws explicitly address the responsibilities of the health sector [ 28, 29].
"Emerging" adults must address the responsibilities of intensive self-care (e.g., healthcare access) while managing normative challenges (e.g., jobs) (3, 4).
It addresses the responsibility and significance of both actor strategies in constructing exploitative or greedy relationships.
It addresses the responsibility and significance of both capital and labour contributing to exploitative and greedy relationships throughout all three cases.
One is internal to science, which addresses the responsibility to adhere to accepted standards of scientific practice when conducting and reporting research.
Funk et al. addressed the responsibility of researchers for scientific aspects, administrators for the institutional environment for research use, and practitioners for guideline implementation [ 28].
Replacing the chaos with coherent policies would address both the responsibility to give asylum to those in need, and the security concerns raised by chaotic and uncontrolled flows.
