The phrase "agreed responsibilities" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to duties or obligations that have been mutually accepted or acknowledged by parties involved.
Example: "In our partnership agreement, we outlined the agreed responsibilities of each party to ensure clarity and accountability."
Alternatives: "mutually accepted duties" or "acknowledged obligations".
If AMISOM adopts a predetermined timetable for exit, al-Shabab will likely wait out the A.U. forces while Somali authorities will probably fail to assume their agreed responsibilities on schedule.
Home Secretary Theresa May told the Commons that there was a clause in Locog's contract with G4S that set out a penalty if they did not fulfil their agreed responsibilities, though she said that was a matter between G4S and Locog.
Weak community accountability is not uncommon in fragile contexts such as Afghanistan, as governance structures are often insufficient for the 'long route' of accountability to be effective (i.e. citizens holding the state accountable using their 'voice' , via elections or advocacy activities, and the state ensuring providers fulfil agreed responsibilities) [ 43– 43].
They agreed responsibility to resolve this lies with the Iraqi government.
A new integrated "National Health and Care Service" would pioneer a "co-producing" health partnership between state and citizen, with annual personal health MOTs agreeing responsibilities over the year for both services and the individual.
Each year, you would have a Health MOT when you and the NHS would agree responsibilities for self-care and services in the coming year.
Downing St said Mr Cameron and Mr Obama agreed that responsibility on finding a way forward lies with NI's leaders.
Indonesia agreed to responsibility for this sum of £4.3 billion, much of which was directly attributable to Dutch attempts to crush the revolution.
Most agreed that responsibility for ES should be shared equally between trainees and supervisors, and ES was largely seen as useful.
Almost all of those now writing about collective responsibility agree that collective responsibility would make sense if it were merely an aggregative phenomenon.
