"charged with responsibility" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used in various situations where someone is given a specific duty or task to fulfill. Example: The new employee was charged with the responsibility of managing the company's social media accounts.
Gen. Homma Masaharu, was charged with responsibility for the march and widespread abuses at Camp O'Donnell.
Last month, a military court acquitted the Tehran police chief who had been charged with responsibility for the bloody events that started the student riots in July 1999.
The States are charged with responsibility for marking the area of criminal conduct, discovering and investigating such conduct when it occurs, and preventing its recurrence.
All directors and executives within a company are responsible for defending against cybersecurity attacks, and especially the directors, who are generally charged with responsibility for oversight of cybersecurity.
He is also charged with responsibility for the deaths of at least seven Tutsi, including a colleague, his wife and their children.
And the Defense Threat Reduction Agency was officially charged with responsibility for carrying out the mission only about two weeks ago.
Although Congress has not expressly declared such a policy, we are asked to imply it from certain conduct of Congress and other governmental agencies charged with responsibilities concerning the national domain.
He then became Stockhausen's assistant in the late 1950s in Cologne, where he was charged with responsibilities that Karlheinz scarcely gave to any other musician, allowing Cardew to work out the compositional systems of his piece for four orchestras, Carré.
"We've been charged with maintaining responsibility for [the remains] and we can't take responsibility for things housed at UC Davis," says Stephanie Hanna, spokesperson for the Interior Department.
They're charged with complete responsibility for the conduct of the visitors.
