The phrase "accountabilities that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing responsibilities or duties associated with a particular role or task.
Example: "The accountabilities that come with this position require strong leadership skills and effective communication."
Alternatives: "responsibilities that" or "duties that".
He appears to operate at the BBC without the restrictions and accountabilities that limit other commissioning executives, to the extent of putting himself on screen as the presenter of BBC1's flagship arts interview show, Imagine, in 2003.
As CEOs, we have the responsibility to create expectations and accountabilities that go beyond equal opportunity.
ACCHS face particular governance challenges balancing community obligations with financing and reporting accountabilities that impact on their ability to maintain partnerships [ 29].
improve planning and budgeting to address legal loopholes, and streamline policies, roles and accountabilities that apply to all players at every level.
(Chief executive, rural) Within this organisation we have nine accreditation systems … Now for a board to manage that from a governance perspective is nigh on impossible, yet each year with iteration from the various funding bodies, there will be attached to that a volume of additional accountabilities that go with it for no benefit to the board and no benefit to the organisation.
A chief executive explained: Within this organisation we have nine accreditation systems … Now for a board to manage that from a governance perspective is nigh on impossible, yet each year with iteration from the various funding bodies, there will be attached to that a volume of additional accountabilities that go with it for no benefit to the board and no benefit to the organisation.
It creates a theoretical accountability that could help punish perpetrators.
When it comes to accountability, that seems to happen anyway.
Or could it be that they're more worried about the accountability that comes with disclosure?
But there is a measure of patient accountability that is critical as well".
Council leaders have no such city-wide mandate, nor the accountability that comes with high visibility.
