The phrase "scale of responsibilities" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the range of duties or tasks that someone has to perform in a particular job or role. For example: "Everyone in the team has a different scale of responsibilities, which allows us to complete the project efficiently."
In Banks's London, the private eye has become a public figure, burdened by "the scale of responsibility that befalls a detective with any sort of renown," and in constant danger not from criminals but from the "fashionable circles" that "are forever trying to recruit" him.
The diagram draws attention both to scales of responsibility and opportunities for improvement.
The scale of his responsibility is enormous.
The scale of management responsibility and, rightly, accountability is unlike any other media organisation – as any outsider coming in soon discovers to their shock.
"As the largest known animal to have ever lived on Earth, the story of the blue whale reminds us of the scale of our responsibility to the planet," says Dixon. "This makes it the perfect choice of specimen to welcome and capture the imagination of our visitors, as well as marking a major transformation of the Museum".
At least that's how I understand the rationale behind the decision, as articulated by the museum's director Michael Dixon: as the largest known animal to have ever lived on Earth, the story of the blue whale reminds us of the scale of our responsibility to the planet.
One might suppose that this could be a problem for the Ministry of Health and Welfare as whole, because it seems likely that the growing elderly population will create financial pressures on the Ministry as a whole, and may increase the scale of its responsibility)5.
We used and adapted the scale of relative responsibility developed and validated by Hudelson and colleagues in Switzerland [ 41].
The scale of relative responsibility contains 5 semantic differential items (Table 2): adaptation to the values of the host country, the provision of interpreters, patient's wishes to be treated by a male or a female doctor, the provision of written information in a language acceptable to the patient, and adaptation to health beliefs.
One change, for example, is China's potential to challenge the primacy of American power in East Asia.The financial crisis helped the region to wake up to another reality: the scale of Asia's global responsibilities.
