The phrase "a commitment to accountability" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the importance of being responsible and answerable for actions or decisions, often in a professional or organizational context.
Example: "The organization has made a strong commitment to accountability, ensuring that all team members are held responsible for their actions."
Alternatives: "a dedication to responsibility" or "an obligation to transparency".
In addition, like many feminists, they argue that a commitment to accountability and reciprocity requires, in the ideal, that research subjects should be involved at all stages of research design, data collection, analysis, and authorship.
And if our leaders restore the people's trust with a commitment to accountability, we will be able to address the range of security challenges of this century with a renewed strength built upon our most precious resource: our people and an alliance of a fair individual opportunity with the common good.
But the kind of brave and innovative thinking that has emerged from the Experts' Meeting will not succeed without leadership and without a commitment to accountability that only you -- Ministers and senior Government officials -- can provide.
It works as a deterrent for those who seek to profit from disaster by showing a strong commitment to accountability.
The nine resolutions passed by your Council since 1999 represent a clear commitment to accountability and action on behalf of children trapped in the horror of conflict.
We are waiting to see an equal commitment to accountability.
I agree - We began in the traditional sense, as a proud 'Silk Road' transporter between Europe and Asia, and in the years to come, with an unwavering commitment to accountability, security, smart service delivery and corporate ethical stewardship, we will sustainably develop alongside our industry, as a next generation provider operating from our home in Baku to most regions of the world.
But a growing federal commitment to accountability and transparency could begin to change that.
"We welcome the opportunity to work with the new inspector general and look forward to a productive relationship as we reaffirm our commitment to accountability and transparency," he said.
Ending the conflicts once for all requires a new strategy of political engagement and a much-delayed realization of the Security Council's expressed commitment to accountability.
His passion and determination to break stories chimes perfectly with the Guardian's long-held commitment to accountability and transparency.
