The phrase "accountability created" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the establishment or fostering of accountability within an organization or system.
Example: "The new policies were designed to ensure that accountability created would lead to better performance and transparency."
Alternatives: "established accountability" or "accountability established".
However, increased accountability created a degree of democracy in regards to natural resource governance that was not previously present.
"Unfortunately the culture of macho management and punitive accountability created by this government is enabling bullying to flourish.
The Internet, for all the power it has given the average person to be informed and connect with others, has also fueled a rapid decline in the civility of debate, secured by the lack of accountability created by online anonymity.
There was also something about the accountability created when signing up for a workshop, and being in a room with other people going through the same experience that encouraged them to push through whatever resistance arose when asked to explore their dreams.
In addition to the accountability created by recording each incident, the researchers argue that all parties benefit when officers initiate each interaction by noting they are wearing a body camera.
The world has taken the first steps, but we still need to do more in the years to come - as part of the international framework for cooperation and accountability created by the Paris Agreement.
This approach, he believes, would increase mutual accountability, creating another layer of political incentive.
For a reporter searching for a scoop, the discovery was disappointing, but it also taught a lesson: that transparency and accountability create clean politics.
Participation can create openness, transparency, and accountability, creating a 'pull' for mutual learning and discussion [ 48].
Recent changes to school accountability measures created new school accountability categories, new metric systems, and new designations for identifying schools who are below, meeting, or exceeding state expectations.
A police accountability taskforce created by the mayor released a report in April that concluded that citizens' mistrust of the police department is "justified".
