The phrase "accountable body" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in contexts related to governance, finance, or project management to refer to an organization or entity responsible for managing funds or ensuring compliance with regulations.
Example: "The grant was awarded to the accountable body, which will oversee the distribution of funds to the various projects."
Alternatives: "responsible entity" or "oversight organization".
Americans should insist that abortion statistics be comprehensively gathered, rapidly totaled and assessed, and reliably published by a publicly accountable body.
Arvind Kejriwal of Parivartan ("Renewal"), an anti-corruption group which obtained the documents, accused the World Bank of dictating terms and exercising undue influence over an accountable body.
Possibly, yes: even leaving aside questions of state versus private, a single accountable body with proper oversight might have acted sooner.
"There should be a greater choice of home insurance policies for customers at risk of flooding, and those policies should be more affordable," says Flood Re, which is a publicly accountable body with statutory objectives and powers.
Mr. Pastrana's political problems mounted this spring when he called for a referendum that would shut down the Congress, widely seen as corrupt and ineffective, and replace it with a more streamlined and accountable body.
"These are elected officials, and [the government] is a more accountable body than a bunch of hedge funds".
Democratically accountable bodies write our criminal laws.
Is it "statist" to suggest that local, accountable bodies should assume some responsibility for standards in schools and for housing?
And if we are to rebuild public trust in the democratic process we must revive strong, democratically accountable bodies at a city region level.
More to the point, because the Bar is a leading local industry in Delaware, this impact cannot be ignored for long by Delaware's judiciary.8 Interest groups sooner or later influence politically accountable bodies, including even courts.
Knowing that that is unlikely, they said they would prefer that countries around the world set up accountable bodies that provide direct guidance about what controversial content to restrict.
