The phrase "accountable factors" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing elements or variables that can be held responsible for a particular outcome or situation.
Example: "The study aimed to identify the accountable factors that contributed to the decline in sales over the past year."
Alternatives: "responsible elements" or "attributable factors".
However, if we continue to focus on demonizing teachers in general and holding them "accountable" for factors that are beyond their control then we will never be successful in our attempt to revolutionize our education system.
As a health care and government consultant certified in both performance metrics and quality improvement, I believe that the proposed model will unfairly hold physicians accountable for performance factors outside their control.
All of these studies provide strong evidence for genetic factors accountable for differences in susceptibility towards viral lung infections.
However, the small number of nerve grafts performed (1 out of 8 patients) in this study was accountable by multiple factors including patient preference and age of patient; the affected nerve was a distal sensory nerve.
Whereas DNA damage induced by endogenous (and exogenous) oxidants may indeed significantly contribute to cancer development its role as being the key factor accountable either for cellular or organismal aging is debatable [ 31- 40].
Cardiovascular disease is the leading cause of death in kidney transplant recipients (KTRs), yet incompletely accountable by traditional risk factors.
Hence, these factors are accountable for decreasing emission intensities.
But, this was different and not accountable to known scientific factors.
As experts like Diane Ravitch point out, one of No Child Left Behind's greatest failures is that it holds teachers accountable for student performance factors well beyond their control.
