The phrase "inescapable responsibility" is correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used to describe a responsibility that cannot be avoided or ignored. Example: As the CEO of the company, it is my inescapable responsibility to make difficult decisions for the betterment of our employees and stakeholders.
As the leader of the international search and rescue mission, Malaysia bears inescapable responsibility.
For the Vietnamese, it seems, family values aren't a vote-getting slogan but a matter of inescapable responsibility.
A spokeswoman for the Chinese Foreign Ministry, Hua Chunying, told reporters that Vietnam bore "an inescapable responsibility" for the assaults on the laborers.
His remarks last week at the United Nations were given in its sombre light, saturated with a sense of unwelcome but inescapable responsibility.
Nation-building is an inescapable responsibility for the world's leading power, and it is a mission the United States needs to learn to do well.
Anthropogenic greenhouse gas emissions become the primary factor for the global warming, whereas carbon dioxide (CO2), as one of the primary greenhouse gases, takes an inescapable responsibility for climate change.
The role of the state is inescapable [in its] responsibility to provide safety and economic development for marginalised people," said Felbab-Brown.
Interrogating scarcity is thus congruent with (indeed exemplified by) Pogge's powerful argument that global responsibility is inescapable given the nature of historical and contemporary interconnections, as embodied in economic institutions as well as discrete policy choices.
In immediate, inescapable terms, "Silence" poeticizes the museum's responsibility as art's guardian.
One of the most prominent, inescapable messages of the film is the responsibility that humans have to protect and care for animals".
Martin Luther King spoke of the inescapable network of mutuality - our common interests and shared responsibilities - that make a global economy into a single moral universe.
