The phrase "responsibility vested" is correct and can be used in written English.
It means that a responsibility or duty has been given or assigned to someone. Example: The company's board of directors has the responsibility vested in them to make important financial decisions for the company.
Were Mr Prescott to express a wish to spend more time with his family, perhaps retaining his largely meaningless title while surrendering most of the responsibilities vested in his sprawling department, Mr Blair should not stand in his way.
Johnson's persona as a cheeky outsider who throws rocks at figures in power works wonders in a post which does not carry the major powers and responsibilities vested in a prime minister.
He praised the crew of the 361 for "always remembering the sacred duty vested in them by the party and people and loyally carrying out their responsibilities".
Operating responsibility is vested in the secretary and his staff.
As well as joining a school as its head, she was also joining a chain of schools, where overall responsibility was vested in an executive role.
On the other hand, such an arrangement increases the potential of creating a 'group-think' mentality, particularly since a large scope of responsibility is vested in a small number of senior executives," it warns.
Special powers and responsibilities are vested in the president of the republic, who promulgates laws and decrees having the force of law, calls special sessions of parliament, delays legislation, authorizes the presentation of government bills in parliament, and, with parliamentary authorization, ratifies treaties and declares war.
When the National Congress is not in session, the Central Committee is the highest body, but since the body meets normally only once a year, most duties and responsibilities are vested in the Politburo and its Standing Committee.
Under the Constitution of Australia, defence responsibility was now vested in the new federal government.
Other organizations have vested that responsibility with Human Resources or perhaps a "Culture Team".
