The phrase "responsible for" is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used to indicate someone who is charged with a task or activity. For example, "The team leader is responsible for organizing monthly meetings."
We request that your departments take immediate action to plan related reporting; identify individuals to take responsibility; and confirm reporting topics, individuals responsible for those topics, and publication dates.
Conceptualization works best when the process involves a variety of people in some way engaged in and/or responsible for the topic at hand.
"My team is responsible for Trending Topics, and I want to address today's reports alleging that Facebook contractors manipulated Trending Topics to suppress stories of interest to conservatives.
The lenders would need to raise that sum to reach an estimated 10 percent Tier 1 capital ratio, a crucial measure of financial strength, according to Dirk Jaeger, who is responsible for regulatory topics at the group.
This research project has been carried on by a network of four Italian Universities; each of them being responsible for a specific topic.
To identify individuals in schools of pharmacy in the United States who are responsible for covering the topic of pain management in courses for doctor of pharmacy students and to describe how and at what depth pain management is covered in pharmacy school curricula.
Dr. Blackmer was responsible for identifying the topic, reviewing the literature and preparing the manuscript, as well as making applicable revisions.
Allegations have been made anonymously that the team responsible for choosing trending topics did so with little oversight and deliberately suppressed conservative views.
Facebook has denied allegations that the team responsible for its trending topics section deliberately suppressed conservative views – but says it will improve the feature.
The PI is responsible for choosing research topics, raising money, juggling budgets, and managing postdocs and graduate students.
For the last stage, a working group consisting of various stakeholders, including patients, will be responsible for the refining the topic selected and developing the assessment plan.
