The term "accountability group" is correct and usable in written English.
An accountability group is a group of people who consistently check in with each other to help keep each other motivated and accountable for their goals and commitments. For example, "I started an accountability group with a few friends and we've been meeting once a week to discuss our progress on our individual projects."
The men regarded themselves in part as an accountability group.
This was the weekly meeting of a job search "accountability" group, organized by the Executive Network Group of Greater Chicago, an organization for executives "in transition".
Some companies may not even know whether nanomaterials are present in their products, the corporate accountability group As You Sow said.
The authors' ties to the oil and gas industry also were not fully disclosed, said the accountability group, which focuses on corporate and government corruption.
Reeves Wiedeman visits a workshop hosted by Peoples' Justice, a police accountability group, on the best practices for capturing police encounters on camera.
"What we're finding is that the tobacco industry's activities both at the international level and locally to interfere with public policy are escalating," said Kathryn Mulvey of the Boston-based corporate accountability group Infact.
But government accountability groups were critical of the secrecy and delays that surrounded the process.
(Promise Keepers and other "biblical manhood" ministries encourage men to form and submit to "accountability groups" to keep one another on a godly path).
His rambling talk seems to cover everything except homosexuality – until he starts referring vaguely to "inner confusion" and "same-sex accountability groups".
That idea pulling funding for rogue mining companies—has long been requested by mining accountability groups.
In Berkeley, accountability groups want a demilitarized police, and the fewer guns on all sides, the better.
