The phrase "all the responsibility of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing accountability or obligations that fall on a specific person or group.
Example: "The success of the project is all the responsibility of the project manager."
Alternatives: "entire responsibility of" or "full accountability of".
It's not all the responsibility of the employer," he said.
"I take all the responsibility of what is going on with the team, but it is coming," Prokhorov said.
Above all, the responsibility of the hooligans is clear but after 30 years it is time to come back to the victims".
Are we to believe that 12 years of sanctions and bombing, followed by military invasion and eight years of occupation, the complete destruction of Iraq's infrastructure and hundreds of thousands of deaths are all the responsibility of one Iraqi liar?
But Van Dyk insists that above all, "the responsibility of a DJ should be focused on delivering something substantial".
Creating good governance is, above all, the responsibility of the women and men of southern Sudan, but the international community must help.
We impose all the responsibilities of citizenship on students, and we have to provide them with the privileges of citizenship, too".
As his wife, Fiona, Ms. Hart seems to take on all the responsibilities of real life and often is quite annoyed, not so much at Frank as at life.
Consider the dystopia: a world where polite society has vanished, where you have to fend for yourself against impossible tyranny, where you have all the responsibilities of being an adult but almost none of the privileges.
About 15 years ago, Leibinger père put together his family's principles in a written 20-page codex outlining rights and, above all, the responsibilities of Trumpf's stewards.
Who are the CEOs under 40 who run the biggest publicly traded companies, who have to answer to shareholders and carry all the responsibilities of running a business listed on a major exchange?
