The phrase "are effectively responsible" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing accountability or obligations in a formal or professional context.
Example: "The managers are effectively responsible for ensuring that all safety protocols are followed in the workplace."
Alternatives: "are truly accountable" or "bear significant responsibility".
There has been almost zero coverage in any of the national media, despite the fact that councils are effectively responsible for spending £90bn of public money.
In fact, the daytime-TV couple are effectively responsible for 60% of the country's best-read books, because Jodi Picoult owes at least some of her sales power to having won last year's Richard & Judy Best Read.
If host shifts and not duplications/extinctions are effectively responsible for plant-pollinator taxonomic and phylogenetic incongruence, then we expect to detect introgression events, especially in the plant lineages implied in this incongruence.
Don doesn't have a medical degree, but he's effectively responsible for the healthcare of everyone he knows.
During the two-day hearing in October, Australia's solicitor general, Justin Gleeson SC, disputed assertions that Canberra was effectively responsible for the detention of people it transferred to Nauru because it paid for their temporary visas and funded the processing centre.
The cellular pathway that is effectively responsible to clean the genome from these UV adducts is Nucleotide Excision Repair (NER).
We had considered that the caffeoylquinic acid derivatives contained by EEP were effectively responsible for its HO· antioxidant activity.
That an endogenous hydroperoxide was effectively responsible for the accumulation of Compound II in the reaction system has been tested by the addition of catalase.
Caregiver consistency is important and may take the form of regular monitoring of the person attending clinic, monitoring regular communication between caregivers and ensuring that treatment-related recommendations are effectively passed on to the person responsible.
In this case, Ainsworth says Weld was effectively held responsible for drug use, which unlike possession or manufacturing, the crime Weld pleaded guilty to is not illegal at the federal level, nor in the state of Tennessee.
As a result, they are effectively a whipping boy when someone has to be held publicly responsible for unpopular actions.
