The phrase "accountability relationship" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a connection or bond between parties where they hold each other responsible for certain actions or outcomes.
Example: "In a successful team, an accountability relationship fosters trust and encourages members to support one another in achieving their goals."
Alternatives: "responsibility connection" or "accountability bond".
I then analyse the struggles involved in negotiating the process and technologies used to establish the accountability relationship including the role of standards in accounting, audit and risk management, as well as transparency and compliance pressures.
In addition, the indistinct authority and accountability relationship among projects gives rise to a symbiotic relationship between upper and lower hierarchies.
Not surprisingly, this positions donors as extremely powerful actors in the accountability relationship.
Real-world accountability involves a multipolar relationship between a large number of stakeholders with varying degrees of power and influence, where not all interests or preferences are realised in that accountability relationship [ 32].
In response to Diagram B, a clinical leader described the accountability relationship with the provincial cancer agency: "The relationships with CCO [Cancer Care Ontario] are stronger now, I think, in terms of accountability, certainly than they were in the past, even when we [oncologists] were employees of CCO.
The study uses insights from transformative learning theory (Mezirow, 1978) to understand how the promise of self-determination is enacted in these accountability relationships.
The findings show that the changing politico-economic climate has subtly started to change values, accountability relationships and realities in the field of arts and culture.
The aim of this study is to investigate the rights-based approach to development and how its embedded promise of self-determination is enacted in the accountability relationships between NGOs and their beneficiaries.
The impact of transnational PMCs and peacekeeping forces on accountability relationships is mixed and occasionally paradoxical.
Accountability relationships require realignment.
This is an important gap given that webs of accountability relationships exist within every health system.
