The phrase "appointed responsibility" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific duty or obligation that has been assigned to someone.
Example: "After the meeting, she was given the appointed responsibility of overseeing the project timeline."
Alternatives: "designated duty" or "assigned responsibility".
Cornell University may allow professors and academic staff to take leave from appointed responsibilities under certain circumstances, including arrangements that support a balance between family life and university responsibilities.
In August a new chief legal and compliance officer was appointed with responsibility for these procedures, Guilherme Billl) Carvalho, formerly the associate general counsel for Yahoo in the Americas.
However, they were divided on issues such as whether someone is appointed with responsibility for CC in the organisation and if reference is made to CC in the Trust mission statement (Table 3).
A former senior partner of the Curtis & Company law firm, he was appointed to take responsibility for the day-to-day operations of Menatep.
For example, in Quarter 4, Bowman is appointed with the responsibility to transport a cargo of humans to a new life in deep space, but on the way the truths he discovers will change his destiny forever.
An initial three-month period, with a salary of £3 per week, resulted in a written commendation from Neville Cardus, and he was appointed permanently with responsibility for cricket and rugby.
Teams of volunteers are also appointed to take responsibility of managing them.
Administrative Staff: individuals with professional or administrative responsibilities appointed within the departments and offices of the central Institute administration.
Sponsored Research Staff: individuals with professional research or administrative responsibilities appointed on research projects or programs within research centers, laboratories, or academic departments.
