The phrase "responsibilities placed on" is correct and usable in written English.
It is commonly used to refer to obligations that are assigned to someone or something, usually in the context of a job or a task. For example, "The manager was overwhelmed by the numerous responsibilities placed on him to ensure the project's success."
Second, carriers do not want any additional responsibilities placed on them by regulations.
The department is more than aware that some commanders might have reacted inappropriately to the accountability and responsibilities placed on them, a department analysis found.
Mr. Heckman said he did not know why, but speculated that adolescent girls in low-income families might have more responsibilities placed on them, causing stress.
Mehrotra said that it is "more difficult to recycle in fraternities than in dormitories" because of the increased amount of responsibilities placed on the residents.
However, there are no equivalent responsibilities placed on health bodies to ensure that health professionals routinely identify cancer carers and signpost them to support – such as local authority carers assessments.
Interestingly, Islington is only implementing new responsibilities placed on it by the Care Act to "promote the efficient and effective operation of a market in care and support services".
This illustrates the changes in responsibility placed on principals.
Amfortas sinned in that he betrayed the fate and responsibility placed on him.
Nursing may continue for as long as three or four years, and childhood is a period of little discipline except for the responsibility placed on older children to care for their younger siblings while the parents work.
We've turned away somewhat from "messages" and "thesis plays"; the contemporary preference is for authorial blankness, not of style but of commentary; we like stark juxtapositions and moral emptiness, the responsibility placed on the audience to make the judgment.
"There's no responsibility placed on the customer.
