The phrase "accountability for years" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the responsibility or obligation someone has maintained over a period of time.
Example: "The organization has shown accountability for years in its commitment to environmental sustainability."
Alternatives: "responsibility over the years" or "long-term accountability".
There has been a lack of accountability for years.
It argued that the Hess had lacked discipline and board accountability for years.
This was overdue, since the HCPC absorbed responsibilities for social workers from the General Social Care Council, which was abolished in 2012 without any accountability for years of incestuous self-regulation of the most scandal-ridden profession in Britain.
Mr. Clark has been preaching accountability for years now, and as he rides along the streets of Wilbur, he finds on almost every block more consequences of its absence — tattooed young men clustered on stoops and corners in the middle of the day; the spots where people were stabbed or shot; vacant stores, vacant houses, vacant lots; grand old brick houses broken up into apartments.
"I don't buy that because we've been pushing a number of accountability measures for years and the Legislature has shunned them," he said.
In the NHS, accountability has for years been obstructed by similar fears of financial liability with clinicians closing ranks and medical defence lawyers refusing to accept any responsibility.
Data were collected for these variables at the school district level from the Office of Educational Quality and Accountability for 19 years, beginning in 1997 and ending in 2015.
George Bush resisted oversight and accountability for 8 years.
Taking a pass on accountability for one year, let alone three, is an abdication of our collective responsibility.
She added there had been issues with accountability in ICE for years, allowing for abuses of the agents' power.
But the ruling by the country's highest court on Monday to overturn the genocide conviction of the former dictator, Gen. Efraín Ríos Montt, is a serious setback in the effort to demand accountability for those terrifying years and move the country toward reconciliation.
