"proper responsibilities" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
This phrase is typically used when describing someone's duties or obligations. Here's an example sentence: "As the manager, it is my responsibility to ensure that my employees understand and fulfill their proper responsibilities within the company."
More observation in future would be needed in order to better judge if the measures taken by the Chinese government are mainly for the purpose of shirking its proper responsibilities as supervisor and regulator of economic activities, or if they are genuine efforts on promoting sustainability and on pursuing a 'harmonious society' through innovative approaches imported from the West.
Though our governments need to assume their proper responsibilities, often in these meetings there is no progress.
Once you've discovered the work that needs to be finished, you are required to assign project parts to proper responsibilities.
Always the same mistakes and each time nobody takes proper responsibility.
Finally, while commissioners cannot make all of the decisions, they must take proper responsibility for investigations and appeal decisions.
"That's a disaster and we need to leave people in post so they take proper responsibility for the very difficult and complex job they have to do".
Stacey's vulnerability and mental ill health would have massively affected her ability to take proper responsibility for what happened that night, but despite the evidence pointing to this, Stacey was convicted of murder and sentenced to life in prison.
Politicians and utilities rarely take proper responsibility for mishaps during construction and operation, nor for radiation leaks, nor the decommissioning of irradiated components at "end of life", nor for the nuclear waste that accumulates.
The Muslim Council of Britain has called on Amazon to take "proper responsibility" for the content of books on its site, with one ebook on sale reportedly including images of the Qur'an being burned and a woman being hanged.
Without us, he would not have been handed New York State's 41 electoral votes & without those votes he could not have won... New Yorkers were affirming a basic philosophical premis - the belief that social problems are the proper responsibility of govt. Mr. Ford, by turning away from N.Y., as by many other actions, demonstrated that he did not believe this.
I managed to get down only one of them, and only after persuading myself that doing so was an act of honesty and proper responsibility: instead of having someone else kill my dinner out of view, I was administering the last rites myself, with my teeth.
