The phrase "accountability is established" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the confirmation or recognition of responsibility or accountability in a situation or process.
Example: "In order to ensure transparency in our operations, it is crucial that accountability is established at every level of management."
Alternatives: "responsibility is confirmed" or "accountability is recognized."
Rather, CE embodies a democratic ideal in which legitimacy emerges from deliberative processes through which disagreement is acknowledged and addressed, lines of accountability are established between the stakeholder community and researchers, and stakeholders are empowered to ask directly for justification regarding the trial's conduct and management.
In this monitoring system, accountability at every stage is established and uphold.
The commissioning of healthcare services is traditionally understood to be the process by which 'the health needs of a population are assessed, the responsibility is taken for ensuring that appropriate services are available which meet these needs, and the accountability for the associated health outcomes is established'.
Books, he said, routinely arrived weeks after classes began, and budgets were not doled out fairly, but today, "Accountability has been established at every level of our school system, and everything flows from there".
In 2005, for instance, Director Porter J. Goss rejected the recommendation of an internal review that "accountability boards" be established to determine which senior C.I.A. officials should be blamed for intelligence breakdowns before the Sept. 11 attacks.
Mr Coloma said labour and fire officials were working together "in ascertaining if there had been violations of safety regulations, so that proper accountability may be established".Officials have made similar speeches after other deadly fires in Manila in years gone by.
This is establishing "accountability for the past" in spades.
The letter said the council should announce "that it intends to refer the situation to the ICC unless a credible, fair and independent accountability process is being established in a timely manner".
They emphasized the importance of taking into account culture and context when community participation and accountability strategies are to be established and implemented [ 34, 35].
New modes of performance management are established, but accountability structures are not adequately adapted.
