"assumed responsibilities" is a correct and usable phrase in English.
It can be used when a person takes on some sort of responsibility or task. For instance, you might say, "John assumed the responsibilities of organizing the company's annual picnic."
Care provider responses fell into two themes: the All Encompassing impact of assumed responsibilities and Even the Best Laid Plans, where unpredictable and inaccessible environments sabotaged participation.
But the captain and regular penalty taker Davis assumed responsibilities and wrapped up the points.
The crux of the present crisis is that the city has assumed responsibilities that, with the present tax structure, it can't meet.
Mr. de Cordova assumed responsibilities for managing the IBM book from his father Eustace de Cordova in 1968, and remained the IBM floor specialist until 1989.
Everyone wants lower taxes, but many of us do want service cuts because the federal government has assumed responsibilities and has made promises it simply cannot afford without stifling our economy.
The man overseeing the flogging is said to be Maulvi Noor Jamal, a native of the tribal area of Orakzai, who according to residents has assumed responsibilities as acting leader of the Pakistani Taliban.
Mr. Glocer, 56, subsequently assumed responsibility for the markets division.
The company has assumed responsibility for the accident and set aside $1.6 billion to compensate victims.
He also assumed responsibility for the Royal Shakespeare Company's annual monthlong season in Newcastle.
Instead, at 19, he assumed responsibility for his mother and 12 younger brothers and sisters.
Improvements made since the NHS assumed responsibility for prison healthcare are acknowledged.
