The phrase "accountability for managing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing responsibility or oversight in management roles or tasks.
Example: "The team leader emphasized the importance of accountability for managing project deadlines effectively."
Alternatives: "responsibility for overseeing" or "liability for directing".
For customers, the NAO advises setting out clear accountability for managing all costs and benefits associated with shared services, and ensuring they are scruitinised and benchmarked.
The single service chiefs would also get greater responsibility (and accountability) for managing their own organisations, a prospect they welcomed.A few weeks later came what amounted to a second round of post-SDSR cuts.
Our 'no homelessness' policy provides a sustainable response to the need to take action for non-payment, giving tenants accountability for managing their housing costs but the freedom from fear that they will be homeless as a consequence of the bedroom tax.
This results in dispersed responsibility and accountability for managing TB risks, and often means that progress in implementing effective risk reduction initiatives is slow and uneven.
In conceptual terms, accountability is "a strategy for managing expectations" [ 31].
You are right to insist on rigorous accountability in any new arrangements that Schools Chancellor Harold O. Levy makes for managing failing New York City public schools.
Good information on this workforce is essential for managing services as demands increase, accountability of practitioners, measurement of outcomes and benchmarking against other jurisdictions.
At the same time, Bangladesh needs to implement effective systems for managing funds, monitoring progress and providing accountability to citizens to the transformational development.
The nature of shared leadership within the partnership is still not well understood and the procedures for managing the co-lead arrangement – including on decision-making and accountability – have not been adequately defined, leading to challenges in implementation.
Canada and the UK have embraced a different approach for managing high-risk sex offenders, a model called Circles of Support & Accountability (COSA).
Humanitarian accountability R15: UNICEF defines three levels of emergency response, corresponding to the scale of the emergency and CO capacity for managing it.
