The phrase "allot responsibility" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the distribution or assignment of tasks or duties to individuals or groups.
Example: "In our project, we need to allot responsibility to each team member to ensure that all tasks are covered."
Alternatives: "assign responsibility" or "delegate responsibility".
While implicitly agreeing that its officers had information about missing dissidents, the top brass of the military was happy that the brief document allotted responsibility for the coup not only to the military but also to a general chaotic political situation caused by both the left and the right.
You could also allot household responsibilities according to who enjoys them most or has the aptitude for them, rather than assuming old-fashioned gender divisions.
If there is no way for you to do any of the work in the allotted time, take responsibility by saying you accepted the assignment without having thought things through, says Mr. Camp, author of a book on negotiating called "Start With No".
But the changes in formulas for allotting the money were the responsibility of the House and Senate committees that deal with education, and their vote today ensured that big cities got the bulk of the increases.
The five challenge stress items include "the amount of time I spend at work", "my work is challenging", "the number of projects and or assignments I have", "the volume of work that must be accomplished in the allotted time", "the amount of responsibility I have", and "time pressure I experience".
Legal responsibility for EAS allotted to the medical profession changes the dynamics of interaction between patients and physicians [ 18].
Our results show that parents express a high expectation regarding their children's competence, allotting them more voice and responsibility than professionals would.
The study, produced with Ken Goldstein, a political science professor at the University of Wisconsin, found that the trend was holding up this month, traditionally the time when the candidates, flush with the proceeds from the federal money allotted them after the conventions, have taken over much of the responsibility for running commercials.
