"contractual responsibility" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to one's obligations and duties that are outlined in a contract. For example, "The company is expected to fulfill its contractual responsibility and complete the project in the allotted time frame."
The family is suing the airline for breach of contract, saying the deeply troubled carrier failed in its contractual responsibility to deliver Jee to his destination.
After the two-day strike, it said: "ISS has a duty of care towards our staff, as well as a contractual responsibility to the client.
While he did not name Hunt, it was the health secretary who last June provoked the ire of many family doctors by claiming that their abandonment of contractual responsibility for overnight and weekend care in 2004 was the cause of growing overcrowding in A&E units in 2013.
In New Zealand, officials have a contractual responsibility to their ministers to deliver policies once they have been agreed.
And the system in New Zealand, where officials have a contractual responsibility to their ministers to deliver policies, is seen as something that could improve how policies are implemented.
In doing so, the contractual responsibility of the employer against the employee cannot be lower and that of the employee higher than envisioned by the Code or other Federal laws.
The diminution of employers' responsibilities is even more acute in emerging markets and developing countries, where large companies often have no contractual responsibilities to workers.
Regulatory structures, or principles according to which such structures are built, create legal restrictions and allocate contractual responsibilities in a nation.
These key stakeholders are those individuals and groups toward whom the organization has distinct duties such as contractual responsibilities or other "direct moral obligation toward their well-being" (Phillips et al. 2007, pg. 489).
When Anderson reminded Parrish of his contractual responsibilities, the director announced to the cast and crew, "Hell, you heard the producer.
Under Hippocrates oath, care of the patient becomes a contractual obligation for the doctors and is superior to all other responsibilities [ 3].
