"assign responsibilities to" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It means to give someone or a group specific tasks or duties to fulfill. Example: In order to successfully complete the project, the manager will assign responsibilities to each team member, ensuring that all aspects of the project are covered.
I will assign responsibilities to Commissioners according to priority areas where the lead is taken each time by groups of Commissioners working together.
Both Article I and Article II assign responsibilities to the President that directly relate to the lawmaking process, but neither addresses the issue presented by these cases.
The fax intervention may have been facilitated by enlisting visible internal support from top leadership at the ACRN to promote and assign responsibilities to specific staff for performing fax referrals.
Assign responsibility to yourself, them and the student (if appropriate).
Care is widely dispersed, so it is difficult to assign responsibility to one doctor.
Designers assign responsibility to human nature; modeling agents speak of market forces.
How do we assign responsibility to a set of texts or to a faith practiced by some 1.4 billion people?
The state maintains that the Legislature has the prerogative to assign responsibility to provide indigent defense to whichever government entity it chooses.
It is right to assign responsibility to all the content available on the entire Internet, not just the most popular online encyclopedia.
"But they will have to be very well prepared, because the courts in the Netherlands will not assign responsibility to Shell too easily".
It's tough, however, to assign responsibility to regulators who routinely fend off or stymie anyone attempting to scrutinize how the cops on the beat functioned in the years preceding the financial meltdown.
