The phrase "accountability resulting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the outcomes or consequences of accountability measures or practices.
Example: "The new policies have led to accountability resulting in improved team performance and trust among members."
Alternatives: "accountability leading to" or "accountability producing".
"There are instances where a leader's lack of soldier accountability resulted in suicide victims not being found until they had been dead for three or four weeks," the report said.
We did not study what practical consequences for the rest of the study organisations, in particular for their organisational behaviour and transparency (accountability), resulted from NED activities at Board meetings.
That accountability could result in young people being placed on the sex offenders' list for taking a photograph that they may have been pressured to take, or may simply not have understood the gravity of – because in 2014, women's boobs, for example, are to be seen everywhere from music videos to magazines.
Failure to see appropriate resolution and accountability will result in growing sentiment of righteous indignation from all political parties.
Time will tell if DOJ's tough talk on corporate accountability will result in more industry big-wigs doing time.
Implementation of disciplinary measures that create a culture of accountability will result in a more fair and accurate justice system.
42 43 Conversely, blurring boundaries of responsibility and accountability may result in no one taking responsibility.
Calls for professional accountability have resulted in the development of ethics guidelines by numerous specialty and subspecialty groups of scientists.
The commitment to social accountability has resulted from an observation that there are significant shortcomings in the way doctors are educated with respect to the social contract between medicine and society.
