The phrase "accountable for addressing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing responsibility for dealing with a particular issue or task.
Example: "The manager is accountable for addressing any concerns raised by the team."
Alternatives: "responsible for tackling" or "liable for handling".
They began a new emphasis on the rigorous collection of crime statistics and holding precinct commanders accountable for addressing them.
Colgate-Palmolive said: "We are concerned about the specific allegations raised by Amnesty International and will hold Wilmar accountable for addressing any issues".
NASDAQ and Tanium wished to obtain answers to three basic questions: (1) how these executives assessed their company's vulnerabilities to cybersecurity threat vectors; (2) how they evaluated their company's readiness to address these vulnerabilities; and (3) who within the company was held "accountable" for addressing these cybersecurity vulnerabilities.
Moore said holding captains accountable for addressing crime trends in their divisions is a tool the LAPD and many other police departments find useful.
"Weed businesses need to be held accountable for addressing that history [of erasure] it should inform how we define ethical business practices in this 'new' industry.
Unfortunately, the failure of journalists and others to use active language to describe who is doing what to whom, as well as their hesitation to use gender-specific language to talk about men and boys as the perpetrators of sexual violence, make it next to impossible to hold male (and female) leaders accountable for addressing these problems forthrightly.
Without a transparent and accountable process for addressing climate risk to housing in particular localities, local knowledge and experience may be lost, and any local adjustments are likely to be made in an ad hoc and unregulated manner, introducing new problems of accountability should such adjustments fail.
Top down reformers, as usual, cared more about creating standardized metrics for holding underlings accountable than addressing the realities in our diverse schools.
"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.
These are elected officials that have incredible power, and as engaged citizens we can hold them accountable for acknowledging and addressing racial bias within the communities they serve.
Now that the secret history of racial profiling in New Jersey has been revealed, the most tantalizing and unresolved question is whether any high-ranking state officials will be held accountable for failing to address the problem sooner.
