The phrase "accountable for preparing" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing someone's responsibility or obligation to prepare something, such as a report, presentation, or event.
Example: "As the project manager, she is accountable for preparing the final project report by the end of the month."
Alternatives: "responsible for preparing" or "liable for preparing".
We are [also] fighting to hold the Census Bureau accountable for adequately preparing for and funding the 2020 Census, so that Black and Brown communities are not undercounted and, as a result, underrepresented and underfunded.
Today Archbishop Flynn reviewed the bishops' progress toward removing priests from ministry, appointing a national lay review board in an effort to keep the bishops accountable, and preparing for teams of auditors, some former Federal Bureau of Investigation agents, who will arrive in each diocese to check whether the bishops are complying with the new policies.
While Cuomo made clear that he will hold utilities accountable for failing to prepare for the storm, there are some aspects of post-storm recovery work that can't be anticipated.
Gail: Since I'm so cheerful and rested from vacation, here's my modest bottom line: Every college should be held accountable for how well it prepares students and would-be students to make these critical financial decisions.
The EU commission must become more transparent and accountable, for example when it prepares trade deals.
How open and accountable are you prepared to be?
With the nearly 70percentt of undergraduates who borrow to pay tuition now graduating with an average loan balance of almost $30,000, the government wants to hold colleges accountable for their success — or failure — in preparing students to manage their debt.
He must be held accountable for his promises but also be prepared to modify his policy when needed.
No one can provide relief and these conditions do not change the basic fact that one must take care to say what one intends and be prepared to be accountable for and to defend the substance of one's ideas, and correct or incorrect interpretations of them.
But the most persistent assault came from the Fox News moderators, who came prepared to hold Trump accountable for statements he has made.
