The phrase "accountable for both" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing responsibility or liability for two specific items, actions, or outcomes.
Example: "The manager is accountable for both the team's performance and the project's success."
Alternatives: "responsible for both" or "liable for both".
They are also holding the 18 suspects accountable for both the $10 million in bribes and $160 million in rightful property taxes that were not paid because of the bribes.
It does a valuable service to students, and teachers, by holding schools accountable for both overall performance and for how much progress students make from one year to the next.
Who should be held accountable — for both the massive data breach and Facebook's internal handling of it.
RDs must be knowledgeable and accountable for both the business and clinical side of their nutrition practices; using correct codes and following payers' claims processing policies and procedures.
According to Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy (FTIR) analysis of FAPI and structure analysis of the two monomers, the existence of nucleophilic trimethyleneamino group and its interaction with electrophilic carbonyl group were considered primarily accountable for both water solubility and high mechanical performances of FAPI.
According to Kevin Weinstein, Valence's chief marketing officer, that growth has been fueled by the movement away from fee-for-service medicine to value-based care in which health care providers are finding they have no alternative but to be more accountable for both cost and quality.
The point was that students in my class were expected (and held accountable) for reading both inside and outside of class.
The dead were held accountable for much misfortune, both on a local and domestic level and in the broader context of the state.
With that in mind, here are some ideas for how to hold taxpayer-supported executives accountable for their actions, both past and future.
In the case of secondhand stress, this means that you are accountable for how you both react to the hyper-rushed colleague or grumpy spouse and how you express your own stress.
(Oh, and some of these are for AT&T also. Primarily because, as far as I'm concerned, they are both accountable for each other's failures).
