The phrase "allocating liability" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in legal, financial, or business contexts when discussing the distribution of responsibility for a particular obligation or risk among parties.
Example: "The contract clearly outlines the process for allocating liability in the event of a breach."
Alternatives: "assigning responsibility" or "distributing liability".
Standing in the way of an overall settlement is how the money would be allocated and other legal issues, like liability.
Despite uncertainty about the exact form of a future, international REDD+ system, REDD+ carbon property rights would need to be created and allocated with liability assigned for the potential loss of climate benefits in the event of carbon reversal from deforestation.
Levying the tax at the family level — perhaps parents and children up to a fixed age — might make it harder for the wealthy to reduce their tax liability by allocating their assets among multiple family members to reduce the wealth-tax liability.
In NHS hospitals where patients are still receiving unlicensed prepared PFS, hospital managers and local payers should strongly consider allocating additional financial resources to achieve increased liability coverage with Aprokam.
The court also accepted the theory of joint and several liability, finding that this means of allocating shared responsibility can ensure "that Amy receives the full amount of her losses, to the extent possible, while also ensuring that no defendant bears more responsibility than is required for full restitution".
Proponents of this approach, like economic analysts more generally, see tort liability primarily as a mode of allocating the costs of accidents (though an economic analysis can be extended to cover intentional torts, like assault and battery, too).
The Corporate Center segment covers the functions related to the group's operations, its role as the receptacle for the investments portfolio, the subordinated liabilities, and all the other assets and liabilities not allocated to the other business segments.
They're allocating the resources.
Allocating people to Circles.
The crux of the matter in a divorce action in court is not the grounds (reason) for the divorce; it is about how parenting time will be allocated, how assets and liabilities will be divided and how and whether money will flow between the former spouses once the divorce is final.
