"responsibilities allocation" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the process of assigning tasks and duties to members of a team or organization. For example, "The supervisor had the difficult job of responsibilities allocation among the team members."
We have analysed the responsibility allocation between public authorities, certification bodies, assessors, operators and system suppliers.
Safe, efficient and comfortable environments and systems require enhanced analysis of responsibility allocation among the various human and machine agents.
If compared to those successful experiences in Europe, this situation could be explained to some degree by the lack of actions on key sectors, clear responsibility allocation schemes, practical and efficient subregional cooperation and a strong funding mechanism.
Community ownership and management is complex and problematic in terms of resource tenure, project responsibilities, benefit allocation, and governance aspects.
Lastly, the common part sublayer represents the core of the MAC protocol, and its responsibilities are bandwidth allocation, connection establishment, and maintenance.
As has been discussed elsewhere, ambiguity exists in the allocation responsibilities for land management between the CR and sectoral ministries (notably the forestry and livestock ministries) (Poteete and Ribot [2011]; Ribot [2009]).
So specific roles and responsibilities and resource allocation is vital.
The geographic compartmentalization of maps into coherent territorial units is not only essential for the management and distribution of administrative responsibilities and the allocation of public resources.
Mr. Keker asserted yesterday that Mr. Quattrone, as head of Credit Suisse's investment banking group, had no responsibility for the allocation process, which was handled by the firm's equity capital markets department.
Consultants can do a fantastic job in terms of setting clients up with a raft of good managers, but these days the majority of wealthy investors want advisers to take responsibility for asset allocation decisions.
