The phrase "accountable document" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a document that holds someone responsible or is subject to accountability.
Example: "All employees must submit an accountable document detailing their expenses for reimbursement."
Alternatives: "responsible document" or "liable document".
The backbone of the modeling was an analytic hierarchy process (AHP) analysis, integrating elements of a modified failure mode effect analysis (FMEA), and which proved to be an invaluable tool for making fully accountable, fully documented, transparent, and justified decisions.
"The current administration has shifted its focus away from holding law enforcement agencies accountable for documenting and addressing the hate violence our communities are facing," the report said.
"And it's really our job as citizens to hold them accountable to the document.
"They're not holding themselves accountable, and these documents show they were very involved in the case," said John Pilmaier, the group's Wisconsin director.
The lawyers said their suit in part reflects frustration with the Justice Department's failure to hold anyone accountable for violations documented by its own inspector general in reports issued last year.
"We do have to hold employers accountable for hiring only documented workers," she said.
Cutting to the chase: if you thought this was the deal that would hold banks accountable for filing phony documents in courts, foreclosing without showing they had the legal right to do so and generally running roughshod over anyone who opposed them, you are likely to be disappointed.
"The message now is: sign a document and be accountable".
We can pretend that the Constitution, which was written to hold the government accountable, is still our governing document.
Employees with signature authority are equally accountable for properly and appropriately executing documents on behalf of the University whether they sign the document manually or electronically.
