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Uktous Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

Responsible for various aspects of work

Hi,

Question:
Is it sensible to say
"responsible for various aspects of work"
?

Sentence:
As a manager at ABC Ltd in the IT department, I am responsible for various aspects of work in the analysis team.
Example 1 ...
Example 2 ...

My opinion:
I know that it I should say "I am responsible for analysing data, responsible for handling enquiries".
However, I am not sure whether "responsible for various aspects of work" is correct or not.

Thanks
  

Top answer

uktous I am responsible for various aspects of work in the analysis team. I'd say it's sensible and correct, but I'm not too thrilled by it. " Would you say, "This is what I do in the analysis team" ??

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  • uktous I am responsible for various aspects of work in the analysis team.
  • I'd say it's sensible and correct, but I'm not too thrilled by it.
  • " Would you say, "This is what I do in the analysis team" ??
  • ) Maybe, " .
  • .
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uktousI am responsible for various aspects of work in the analysis team.
I'd say it's sensible and correct, but I'm not too thrilled by it.

My problem is less with "responsible for various aspects of work" than with "in the analysis team."

Would you say, "This is what I do in the analysis team"
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Yes,

My friend suggests:

As a manager at ABC Ltd in the IT department, I am responsible for various aspects of the work of the analysis team.

Thanks
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