The phrase "accountable for being" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing responsibility or obligation regarding a particular state or action.
Example: "As a leader, she is accountable for being transparent with her team about the company's goals."
Alternatives: "responsible for being" or "answerable for being".
It is our duty to hold our governments accountable for being complicit in human rights violations carried out by countries that we are friendly with.
"The perception of the wider community, both white and black, is going to hold them accountable for being part of that history of discrimination against blacks".
Greedy programming, in hindsight, might have cost India the best chance they have ever had of beating Australia in Australia - but then, of course, what administrator has ever been held accountable for being too greedy?
Even so, it was still wonderful to hear Stewart expound on the election and he did it in a way that he always did on The Daily Show, by holding Fox News accountable for being a den of hypocrites who doesn't really bother with the truth and whose opinions seem to be as disposable as Justin Bieber's Snapchats.
Can the next group of women Brock Turner rapes hold the judge accountable for being unfit?
The first is "religious freedom," by which they really mean, "I don't want anyone holding me accountable for being awful".
"But what it can control, and what it should be held accountable for, is how it responds to corruption".
But what the boss can be held accountable for is making sure the people who do know and are on the spot are the right people.
What the individual is deemed accountable for is the amount of effort she puts forth by comparison with the effort put forth by others of her type.
The beauty of traveling alone, is that the only person you're accountable for, is you.
