The phrase "office responsible for" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It is often used to describe a specific department or team within an organization that is in charge of a particular task or duty. Example: The marketing department is the office responsible for promoting our new product to potential customers.
In July, the City Council voted to overhaul the department's office responsible for investigating abuses.
Ms. McCarthy has for the past four years run the agency's office responsible for enforcing the Clean Air Act.
The Sheridan County sheriff's office, responsible for patrolling Whiteclay, is 19 miles away and has only five deputies.
Ask Clegg's office, responsible for this law, what this is designed to stop, and the answer is, it's "hypothetical".
Their study was initiated by policy makers and financed by the federal office responsible for health care policy coordination and planning.
The office responsible for overseeing the safety of approved drugs gets by on miserably thin funding and uncertain support from the rest of the agency.
The question then follows: Why was Mr Feith, who headed the office responsible for post-war planning, unable to anticipate any of the horrible outcomes of the occupation?
Peru's air force is reopening an office responsible for investigating UFOs due to "increased sightings of anomalous aerial phenomena" in the country's skies.
At the Cinéma Usu-Usu today, a stone's throw from the United Nations office responsible for peacekeeping operations here, "Mortal Kombat" was the afternoon feature.
"Our policy is to enforce law and order," said Yarden Vatikai, a spokesman for the Defense Ministry office responsible for the West Bank and Gaza Strip.
The legislation would create a Pentagon office responsible for estimating the cost of new programs, led by a director who reports to the secretary of defense.
