"responsible in terms of" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is often used to describe someone's level of responsibility or accountability in a specific situation. Example sentence: The CEO was responsible in terms of handling the company's financial crisis, ensuring that all employees were paid on time and the business's debt was managed effectively.
"We all want to be responsible in terms of not overbuying fabric.
"We began to ask whether our plan of maintaining the company was the most responsible in terms of maintaining the legacy," he says.
"They are socially responsible funds, but some of them are not very responsible in terms of what they charge," Otto says.
A: It will certainly be necessary to sort out the victims and those responsible in terms of nations.
And what he's done since he left Impact is be completely responsible in terms of his recovery.
On one end, we have those who focus on making traditional investment "more responsible" in terms of environmental, social and governance (ESG) factors.
"East London is actually part of the region Essex County Cricket Board is responsible for in terms of grassroots cricket.
Like Frankfurt, Watson was interested in accounting for free and morally responsible agency in terms of a kind of harmony or mesh between different elements in the mental economy of persons qua agents.
Velleman's insightful question brings into clear relief that once we begin to theorize about free and morally responsible agency in terms of the structure of an agent's will, however the mesh is alleged to be harmonized, whatever the elements specified as the basis for a kind of identification with the agent, we can always ask why these elements are to play that role.
The ring responsible is expressed in terms of a complete set of periodic functions.
In this work, we sought to characterize the images responsible for discomfort in terms of their adherence to low-level statistical properties typically seen in natural scenes.
