The phrase "accountable for calling" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing responsibility or obligation related to making a call or contacting someone.
Example: "As the project manager, I am accountable for calling the team to discuss our progress."
Alternatives: "responsible for making the call" or "liable for contacting".
The training, Williams argued, "has created a culture where employees are comfortable with -- and held accountable for -- calling out prejudice, both blatant and subtle".
To make hospitals more transparent and accountable, we are calling for them to publish an annual statement on dementia care.
Ministers are also considering introducing rules so marketing callers have to display their telephone numbers, as well as proposals to hold company bosses accountable for nuisance calls.
So Mr. McGreevey engineered his campaign to hold Mr. DiFrancesco accountable for what he called the Whitman administration's failings.
After the electrocution death of a Brazilian immigrant subcontractor doing demolition work at a store in Boston, Romulo de Oliveira Santos' family is trying to hold Walmart accountable for what they call unsafe practices at its construction sites.
Such H.M.O.'s, incidentally, would be the ideal form of the accountable care organizations called for in the Affordable Care Act of 2010.
Holder should be commended for taking a step in the right direction to hold prosecutors accountable for their actions in calling for an internal investigation in this case.
At the heart of the problem is this: umpires are rarely held accountable for their poor calls.
This work's accomplishment lies in its considerable capacity to make us feel that we are each not only resident but co-owner of, and collectively accountable for, this land we call home.
What followed was an unusually swift and public campaign to hold local officials accountable, with Mr. Putin calling for a review by the powerful federal Investigative Committee.
