The phrase "attributing responsibilities" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the assignment or delegation of tasks or duties to individuals or groups.
Example: "In our project, we are attributing responsibilities to each team member based on their strengths and expertise."
Alternatives: "assigning duties" or "delegating tasks".
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Now, although attributing responsibility for online breaches is an inferential affair, many in the US government and cybersecurity circles see the Bears in their backyards.
After drafting as a pledge of loyalty to the Provisional Executive Council a circular to all European governments attributing responsibility for the events of August 10 to Louis XVI, he obtained a passport to go to London in a private capacity.
And the most capable state governor isn't going to prevent a sharp rise in unemployment when the national economy shrinks by 4%.We should be cautious, too, in attributing responsibility for structural trends.
Secondly, even if the criteria suggested for selecting certain conditions as causes are in place in explanatory inquiries they are not necessarily so in attributing responsibility.
When rules of law attributing responsibility for harm caused are formulated in statutes, regulations and judicial decisions, the word 'cause' is often used.
The results emphasise the importance of considering not only instances of energy justice or injustice, but of attributing responsibility for them, a concept that has been largely overlooked in the energy justice literature.
The problem with attributing responsibility to individual organ purchasers is that the extent to which they have a positive 'duty to rescue' those in dire poverty may vary enormously depending on their own positions of wealth and power, and on the extent to which they have already done virtuous things in an attempt to act on their duties towards the poor.
And as long as difficulties in identifying and attributing responsibility for cyberattacks persist, that reality is likely to undercut deterrence and encourage aggression in cyberspace.
attributing responsibility to specific executives for specific activities.
