The phrase "accountability of services" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the responsibility and answerability of services provided, often in a business or organizational context.
Example: "The accountability of services is crucial for maintaining trust between the organization and its clients."
Alternatives: "responsibility for services" or "service accountability".
Through these processes, the Mitanins developed identities as agents of change and advocates for the community, both with respect to local cultural and gender norms and in ensuring accountability of service providers.
A whole raft of good legislation is now in place to pull marginalized children into society, including the laws on inclusive education, on social protection, health care, juvenile justice, backed by protocols and by-laws setting out the roles and accountability of service providers.
In the context of health systems, governance has been characterized as a set of tasks and functions largely established to carry out health ministry goals [ 14] – essentially driving the direction, type, and accountability of service delivery to improve health system performance [ 15].
The revision is based on the Revised 2012 SOP in Nutrition Care and SOPP for RDs, which incorporates the Nutrition Care Process and the following six domains of professionalism: Quality in Practice, Competence and Accountability, Provision of Services, Application of Research, Communication and Application of Knowledge, and Utilization and Management of Resources.
We reinforce the accountability of social services by setting out minimum standards, so that families paying for services from disability allowances know what they should be receiving for their money, building a sense of ownership.
Clegg said technological advances meant the capabilities now used by the agencies would have been unimaginable a few years ago, and that it was right to question "the proportionality of intelligence gathering today and the accountability of the services".
By reducing this complex social problem into comprehensible, public data we can identify the trends of this activity and use it to argue for increased accountability of public services.
The comments about the accountability of police services make very uncomfortable reading, particularly when we are concerned with the core standards that people should expect across the European Union in, for example, the implementation of the European arrest warrant.
As the state in many European countries is minimised in favour of the provision of publicly-funded services, if not by private providers then by 'public firms' modelled upon them, the question of how to maintain the public accountability of these services becomes more pressing.
It also expanded service opportunities for seniors and students and committed to improving the management, cost-effectiveness and accountability of national service programs.
