The phrase "allocating responsibility for" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the assignment of duties or accountability in various contexts, such as business, project management, or legal matters.
Example: "The manager is responsible for allocating responsibility for each team member's tasks to ensure project success."
Alternatives: "assigning responsibility for" or "designating responsibility for".
Allocating responsibility for finance, legal and procurement management to the council with the best track record meant only one external consultant was used throughout the whole process.
Investigator blinding will also be maintained by allocating responsibility for this (qualitative) component of the study to one of the research team, an experienced qualitative researcher who will not be involved in quantitative data collection or analyses.
These are separate jurisdictions from cities and counties and have their own boards whose members are elected locally.Yet in allocating responsibility for the prevailing mediocrity, all of these officials can plausibly point accusing fingers at voters.
Two influential frameworks deserve more extended treatment, notably that of Iris Marion Young concerning a social connection model for allocating responsibilities for structural injustice and that of David Miller concerning remedial responsibility (Young 2011, Miller 2007).
This presents peculiarities in allocating responsibilities for the optimal delivery of TB care.
"The law allows the board to allocate responsibility for compliance to unit owners and shareholders," she said.
She passed as black and set about shouldering the inglorious, frustrating parts of that identity — the parts that allocate responsibility for what was once called "uplifting the race".
Within this framework, the chromosome-based HPP (C-HPP) has allocated responsibility for mapping individual chromosomes by country or region, while the biology/disease HPP (B/D-HPP) coordinates these teams in cross-functional disease-based groups.
His data, together with an emerging line of research that uses computer models to discern how likely it is that a given storm, flood, or heat wave was related to human-caused emissions, are now driving efforts to allocate responsibility for climate change.
He concludes, "Programs that jointly allocate responsibility for clients to criminal justice and drug abuse treatment professionals are in the best position to respond readily by increasing or decreasing their coordination of efforts, depending upon clients' performance in the program" (p. 13, emphasis added).
"Because workers by definition are working for an agency that's not designing and doing the work, number one, it can cause a lot of confusion and misunderstanding over how to allocate responsibility for the education of workers and for protective equipment".
