The phrase "accountable entity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to an organization or individual that is responsible for certain actions or outcomes.
Example: "In our project, the accountable entity must ensure compliance with all regulatory requirements."
Alternatives: "responsible party" or "liable organization".
Controlling both makes ICANN a far more powerful, and far less accountable, entity," it warns.
One strategy to avoid this inefficiency is to create a model sanctioned by a major governmental agency, professional organization, or other accountable entity.
Managed care was promoting itself as an accountable entity that would lead to better care outcomes and the government wanted to show that managed care was valuable..... Also, people thought managed care would grow in Medicare" [ 9].
Additionally, as a policy matter, the fact that profit-motivated, private entities may be both more responsive than electorally accountable public entities to tort liability incentives and less responsive to other nonfinancial constraints on behavior suggests that respondeat superior may be better suited for deterring private misconduct than public misconduct.
Al Baker may feel he is losing face when he admits to losing money; in fact, he is elevating Qatar Airways to the realm of accountable, commercial entities that can be trusted with free-market access.
As far as Utility B is concerned, it simply implements the orders of accountable, civic entities.
A principal is, by definition, the entity accountable for the activities of a virtual processor.20 In the situations discussed so far, the principal corresponds to the user outside the system.
The advantages of an entity accountable to the users of the system are manifest.
It's the situation where a private entity, accountable only to its members and not the public at large, uses money to influence national legislation that is imposed upon all of us.
The methanolic extract of aerial part of E. hirta was predominantly composed of terpenoid (60.5%) which is often regarded as an active entity accountable for the membrane destruction and biofilm cell detachment.
Nonrepudiation requires providing proof of actions performed by entities on a network, which can be used for holding entities accountable for malicious activity.
