The phrase "accountable enough to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the level of responsibility or obligation someone has in relation to a specific action or outcome.
Example: "The manager must be accountable enough to ensure that all team members meet their deadlines."
Alternatives: "responsible enough to" or "obligated enough to".
Sabathia is smart and accountable enough to possibly reinvent himself and combat the forces of age.
Black said: "Past experience shows that the Met is simply not accountable enough to take control of this unit.
On the second day of Fatah's convention in Bethlehem on Wednesday, arguments erupted over whether Mahmoud Abbas, the president of the Palestinian Authority, and his generation of leaders were accountable enough to the rank and file.
It requires a team of people powerful and accountable enough to give credibility to the fact that the change is essential.
We all have career aspirations to achieve; yet many of us do not hold ourselves accountable enough to build the right foundation to achieve our aspirations.
The reason most people don't succeed in work or in life is that they are not accountable enough to themselves or to those whom they serve.
These societies need to go from being governed by iron fists "to iron institutions that are legitimate, inclusive and accountable, and strong enough to hold the frame of society together," argued Mousavizadeh.
Doubts have long been expressed about how the Goal money is distributed, including accusations that the process is not accountable enough, and can too often be paid out as largesse to member associations, to cement Fifa's regime in Zurich.
"Online advertising is a $5 billion to $7 billion industry, and it's not nearly accountable enough," he added.
He thinks schools and teachers aren't accountable enough for their performance — but the huge inequities in school financing have to be a part of any serious education plan.
Some critics said the federal government was not being held accountable enough for the situation.
