The phrase "argued that responsibility" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing a claim or assertion made by someone regarding the concept of responsibility in a particular context.
Example: "The researcher argued that responsibility for climate change lies with both individuals and corporations."
Alternatives: "contended that accountability" or "asserted that obligation".
The setup so dilutes leadership of the schools, Mr. Cortines argued, that responsibility is fragmented and the mayor is forced to horse trade to try to get what he wants from the board, with mixed results.
Some politicians and commentators have argued that responsibility for the heat wave deaths reflects an erosion of family values, because many of the elderly who died were left alone by relatives.
We have argued that responsibility rather than autonomy is central to understanding the situation of parents when they are approached about trials in paediatrics.
He argues that responsibility for policy needs to change so people affected by decisions feel they have a say.
Second, he concedes that we do not typically have strong voluntary control over our beliefs, but argues that responsibility does not require it.
"For those who felt strongly that we should intervene in Central America, whether it was to fight communism, or to maintain good conditions for business so American consumers could enjoy cheap bananas or Nicaraguan coffee, I would argue that responsibility's a two-way street.
A particularly important challenge comes from an interlocutor who accepts the notion of universal subsistence rights, but argues that responsibility for their fulfilment rests with the nation of the bearer of the duty [ 23].
Several years later the iron law of responsibility emerged which argued that businesses' responsibility should be commensurate with their social power.
Because of these factors, and the lack of an energetic response on the part of Pedro II, it has been argued that prime responsibility for the monarchy's overthrow rested with the Emperor himself.
Mr. Ford has consistently argued that environmental responsibility makes business sense, because it enhances the reputation of Ford Motor brands.
Those in the industry, with the backing of Congressional Republicans, have argued that regulatory responsibility should reside with the states, and that any new layer of federal oversight would be unduly burdensome.
