'paternal responsibility' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when talking about a father's responsibility to care for and nurture his children. For example: "The father in the family is expected to take on the paternal responsibility of providing for and protecting his children."
In flight from paternal responsibility, the Scientist becomes a grotesque parody of what he has created.
And when father involvement is high it not only makes life much easier for mothers, but encourages greater paternal responsibility, commitment and involvement throughout a child's life.
For the period while he's onstage, it's seems as if we're all his kids, and that he feels a paternal responsibility to keep us properly entertained.
The result looks like a fake-tan version of Downtown Abbey with all the same levels of deference but zero paternal responsibility.
The government's failure to enforce paternal responsibility - defying its gender equality agenda - again goes back to Labour's squeamishness about family structure.
Now I see it as an acrid burlesque of the movement, purging Polke of paternal responsibility for it and, by sheer excess, mocking his own virtuosity.
In July 2012, Balotelli's former girlfriend Raffaella Fico claimed that she was pregnant with his child, while Balotelli responded by claiming that he would only assume paternal responsibilities upon a positive paternity test.
Some men choose not to assume paternal responsibilities.
He's redeemed in the eyes of the audience, but not in those of society, by the way he tries to assume paternal responsibilities.
Although men have no paternal responsibilities – it is common for women not to know who the father of their children is, and there is no stigma attached to this – they have considerable responsibility as uncles to their sisters' children.
Adam and Rachel's son, Matthew, played wonderfully by Radio 1 DJ Cel Spellman, is now a teenager whose misdemeanours force his father to face up to his paternal responsibilities.
