The phrase "appropriate responsibility for" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the assignment or acknowledgment of duties or obligations in a specific context.
Example: "It is essential for leaders to appropriate responsibility for their team's performance and outcomes."
Alternatives: "assign accountability for" or "take charge of".
Men and women, as well as boys and girls within a family unit all benefit from identifying roles within the family, and together deciding upon appropriate responsibilities for each family participant.
The real problem, however, is that by doing what he did, He appropriated responsibility for a decision that belongs to all of us.
Last month, the Puerto Rican Legal Defense and Education Fund filed a class-action suit charging that the department had overstepped its authority by appropriating federal responsibility for immigration, overriding state law on issuing licenses and ignoring due process.
In 2008, First Solar company established a pre-funded recycling process that firmly established its leadership in the emerging conversation about appropriate producer responsibilities for solar energy's external costs.
Simultaneously, they took on the appropriate level of responsibility for their own actions.
While the replay permits game officials to assume the appropriate degree of responsibility for the proper conduct of the game, it also effectively allows an individual team or player to assume more accountability for a victory or loss.
Wyoming Governor Matt Mead said: "The wolf population in Wyoming is recovered, and it is appropriate that the responsibility for wolf management be returned to the state".
"We do not see this as being something that is an adequate and appropriate acceptance of responsibility for the international crime that had been committed," said Berdj Karapetian, chairman of the Glendale chapter of the Armenian National Committee of America.
Major medical society figures represent competency, appropriate roles, and responsibility for both patients and society as essential qualities that the medical profession needs to convey to society.
The reliabilities of the overall tutor ratings are high (p < .001), as are the reliabilities of the items that relate to group characteristics, such as integrates into group, demonstrates appropriate attitudes, takes responsibility for group learning, contributes work for the group, and willing to learn from others (p < .01 to p < .001).001
