"provide responsibility" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is most commonly used in the context of providing someone with responsibility or assigning someone with responsibility. For example, "The manager was tasked to provide responsibility to the newest members of the team."
His goal, he said, is to teach the best lessons a sport can provide: responsibility, determination, teamwork, accountability.
The Pillars impose responsibilities in the sense of duties, but they equally provide responsibility in the sense of authority.
Having a pet can provide physical affection and a feeling of unconditional love, assist in the maintenance of a routine, and also provide responsibility and an additional sense of life purpose.
Long-term, work-based learning could have more constructive impacts, especially since employers would be more likely to reap returns from training and providing responsibility to young workers.
This segment also provides responsibility for technical platforms and operational services related to TV content management, playout and service provisioning of a TV broadcaster's business.
He provides responsibilities for the manager and their direct report, and most importantly outlines potential outcomes you want from the meetings.
Such people must be attracted to government service and provided responsibilities commensurate with their talents.
Providing more responsibility without a corresponding change in title or raise can sap motivation.
In this vein, our findings also show positive effects on public schools' efficiency of providing the responsibility in the distribution of the school budget to school principals.
Current European regulations on producer responsibility provide limited incentives for ecodesign practices among manufacturers.
The document also provides the responsibilities of various units and personnel within the police force.
