The phrase "involves responsibilities" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a situation in which someone has to fulfill certain duties or take on certain obligations. For example, "Serving as the president-elect of our student organization involves responsibilities such as organizing activities and attending meetings."
But being a star on Steinbrenner's Yankees also involves responsibilities.
"The struggle against drug trafficking and organized crime is complicated, especially when it involves responsibilities shared between two countries," said Victor Meza, the interior minister under Manuel Zelaya, the president ousted in a 2009 coup.
The London posting had been widely seen as a sort of consolation prize for not being named chief of the Washington bureau, a seventy-reporter operation whose management involves responsibilities that have something in common with those carried by the executive editor.
Work involves responsibility for the planning, administrative and legislative aspects of the city's zoning ordinance and map, and is performed with considerable independence.
Candidates to replace Tucker must submit their applications by 15 July if they are to be considered for a role that involves responsibility for 600 or so staff who oversee the financial system.
Of course there is the issue of intellectual property and trademark, but the larger issue involves responsibility.
In general, adult women are more likely to head for multiple destinations and their mobility includes more complex trip chains due to their traditional social role, which involves responsibility for shopping and family errands [6, 7, 8].
He believed, too, that citizenship involved responsibilities as well as rights.
Additionally, Ken Daniels and Wendy Kramer, authors of "Genetic and Health Issues Emerging from Sperm Donation -- The Experiences and Views of Donors" found that, "overall, donors indicate that they see donating as involving responsibilities to the offspring and families".
Table 1 depicts the type of personnel involved, responsibilities and numbers needed during the campaign.
In New Treatments for Cancer: Practical, Ethical, and Legal Problems CJ Williams (Ed) New York: John Wiley & Sons Doll R, Peto R (2001) Rights involve responsibilities for patients (letter).
