The phrase "accountability model" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing frameworks or systems that promote responsibility and transparency within organizations or processes.
Example: "The new accountability model implemented by the organization has significantly improved team performance and trust among employees."
Alternatives: "responsibility framework" or "transparency system".
Someone else had a facilitation accountability model, a spreadsheet for evaluating the facilitators.
But the long-term assessment results could invigorate those who challenge the law's accountability model itself.
Many people in higher ed are understandably anxious about importing the No Child Left Behind accountability model onto college campuses.
According to Maude, the government is moving away from a "simple accountability model", towards embedding openness and transparency as core operating principles of public services.
But the key to Avaaz's success is precisely its accountability model, one that some of the traditional NGOs (who must be delighted and more than a little envious as they watch this phenomenon) might want to copy.
Nevertheless, his enduring influence is reflected in the ongoing rich discussion of the place and role of the reactive attitudes in human life and in the way contemporary theorists situate their models of responsibility in relation to the accountability model, which he helped to define.
Likewise, as accountable care organisations and shared accountability models for healthcare delivery expand, finances will shift from being predominantly revenue driven to predominantly cost driven.
Working in a joined up way does not lend itself well to the vertical accountability models historically found within the public sector.
Asked if another major spill would destroy the company's reputation, Peter Slaiby, vice-president of Shell Alaska, recently told the Guardian: "I feel there is a hell of a responsibility on my head, but we have clear accountability models.
Asked if another major spill would destroy the company's reputation, Slaiby said: "I feel there is a helluva responsibility on my head, but we have clear accountability models.
Such a view call it the "answerability" model appears to combine aspects of the attributability and accountability models (see discussion by Watson 2011 and Shoemaker 2012).
