The phrase "accountability efforts" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing initiatives or actions taken to ensure responsibility and transparency in various contexts, such as organizations or projects.
Example: "The company has implemented several accountability efforts to improve its governance and ethical standards."
Alternatives: "responsibility initiatives" or "transparency measures".
Strategic accountability efforts are yielding important results.
The report found that while private money initially paid for many of the accountability efforts, the same kinds of measures were increasingly being financed with city dollars.
According to a new study that probed students' long-term outcomes, school accountability efforts in Texas proved to be a mixed bag.
We examine these incremental dynamics at work in six important ICT-enabled political accountability efforts from low and middle-income countries (Kenya, Brazil, Chile, India, Slovakia).
The petitions call for placing a tax measure on the November ballot asking voters to increase income taxes nearly $1 billion a year to pay for school upgrades and new accountability efforts.
The department repeatedly argued that the accountability efforts were narrower, and said it would spend $37.1 million on the initiatives this fiscal year and $48.5 million in 2009-10.
Government can't beat schools into compliance, but neither can we afford to dismiss the accountability effort simply because it's hard and continues to reveal uncomfortable truths about the achievement gap.
In fact these ads were part of a larger legislative accountability effort that focused on the votes of multiple members of Congress from both sides of the aisle and across the country.
It is also hard to sympathize with the anti-accountability effort when, under most state teacher evaluation systems the percentage of ineffective teachers is in the low single digits.
Republicans who have largely applauded the conservative-leaning Supreme Court are now feeling the sting of its decisions on campaign finance with the Campaign for Primary Accountability's efforts.
I just doubt that the liberating potential of technology can be realized without defeating the accountability hawks' efforts to turn schools into assembly lines as if it was 1911, not 2011.
