The phrase "accountable for keeping" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing responsibility for maintaining or managing something, often in a professional or organizational context.
Example: "As the project manager, I am accountable for keeping the team on track and ensuring deadlines are met."
Alternatives: "responsible for maintaining" or "liable for upholding".
Citizens should hold their governments accountable for keeping their promises.
We must hold schools accountable for keeping rates low," say Dillon and Smiles.
It aims to make the judiciary more accountable for keeping the court system efficient.
The parties to the conflict must be held accountable for keeping people safe from harm, and for participating meaningfully in the peace process.
They want the church to do more to prevent priests from abusing children, and in particular, to hold bishops accountable for keeping abusive priests in the ministry.
Janice Jones, who supervises the City Connection students, or fellows, at the society, holds Fernando accountable for keeping up at school.
Hold each other accountable for only keeping the items that truly support your shared vision".
Like all the others, Chavez and Nixon and the second-graders had passed beneath the entrance doors' marble lintel with its famous inscription: "This building stands as a symbol of faith in California". Connelly is as quick on his feet as any novelist working, so it would be unfair to hold him too strictly accountable for not keeping up with every twist in The Times' downward spiral.
For example, it urges groups of doctors and hospitals to become Accountable Care Organisations (ACOs), rewarded for keeping Medicare patients' costs below a set limit.
But the law has exemptions for such circumstances, and it is a crucial tool for keeping police accountable.
You should include in your plan mechanisms for keeping yourself accountable, in the form of rewards for successes and feedback from others who support your goal of breaking the habit.
