The phrase "accountable for enforcing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing responsibilities or obligations related to ensuring compliance with rules, laws, or policies.
Example: "The manager is accountable for enforcing the company's safety regulations among all employees."
Alternatives: "responsible for implementing" or "liable for upholding".
I say hold officials accountable for enforcing the rules, and that will not happen.
To maximize its impact, the Justice Department needs to track implementation by the 93 United States attorneys around the country and hold them accountable for enforcing the policy.
Elders responded by creating a new katiba (constitution) that holds them accountable for enforcing the rights of their wives and daughters to land.
But Congress must ensure that the same underlying principles of trust apply to all companies — and hold the relevant agencies accountable for enforcing them.
She is now jointly accountable for enforcing the code of conduct with the head of the supply chain, a change which she says has removed an "us-versus-them problem".
We need to work harder to support the science that identifies carcinogens, to encourage and fund research into alternatives to a toxic landscape, and to hold our regulators and lawmakers accountable for enforcing protective measures that limit our exposures to environmental pollutants.
We hope that citizens will use this tool to hold their elected officials accountable for managing fisheries sustainably and for enforcing fishing rules.
If confirmed, Andrew Puzder ― the head of CKE Restaurants, which owns the Hardee's and Carl's Jr. burger chains ― would be responsible for enforcing the country's labor laws and holding unscrupulous employers accountable.
He would have come directly from a low-wage industry that the Labor Department must hold accountable, and his own chains had violated the very laws that Puzder would have been responsible for enforcing.
There's no mechanism for enforcing that.
One day before President Bush addresses the NAACP for the first time during his presidency, two Democratic senators Wednesday urged those attending the meeting to hold the administration accountable for renewing -- and enforcing -- the Voting Rights Act.
