The phrase "allocation and responsibility" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the distribution of tasks or resources and the accountability associated with them.
Example: "The allocation and responsibility for the project will be divided among the team members to ensure efficiency."
Alternatives: "distribution and accountability" or "assignment and duty".
As the next story illustrates, the nurse provides several examples of how she reorganises the patient allocation and takes responsibility for their care when she sees they are agitated or when their assisted respiration tube is going to be removed.
On the other end of the political spectrum there is a traditional orientation toward horizontal equity (concern for the principles of allocation of resources and responsibility - user pays principle- or - polluter pays principle-) stressing that costs should be born to a larger extent by the users.
It provides an incentive for participatory planning and coordination while keeping final decision-making on resource allocation – and the ultimate responsibility for performance – clearly with the donors.
This dimension refers to the allocation and ownership of responsibility for implementation of a complex intervention within a health care setting.
Reported reasons included better work allocation and definition of responsibilities, enhanced knowledge about causes of infection and the role of cleanliness, improved self-esteem from the recognition of being part of a team which in turn motivated better performance.
As to the most valued benefits as perceived by hospital heads these include improved allocation of responsibility and power, service quality, and patient satisfaction with services.
Eligible patients will be informed about the study aims, study procedures, possible adverse events, mechanism of treatment allocation, and their rights and responsibilities.
We agree with that allocation in responsibility and there have already been steps taken to try to stem the influx of fake news.
The two main categories, degree of reliance and allocation of responsibility, were interlaced, with responsibility appearing as a consequence of reliance in terms of opportunities to prevent disease.
