The phrase "accountable for quality" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing responsibility for maintaining or ensuring a certain standard of quality in a product, service, or process.
Example: "The project manager is accountable for quality and must ensure that all deliverables meet the required standards."
Alternatives: "responsible for quality" or "liable for quality".
I also agree with accountability measures and the idea of holding colleges accountable for quality and timely degree completion.
Learning can be brought to the levels now needed only by basically changed relationships among students, teachers and families, in which each participant first holds himself accountable for quality performance and then the others for collaborating and support in nonbureaucratic ways.
Patient safety and professional self-regulation systems both rely on professional colleagues to hold each other accountable for quality of care.
Hold senior faculty members accountable for quality and equitable training of early-career scholars who work with them, and increase grants that go directly to postdoctoral fellows and graduate students.
In 2006, this guide was revised with the goal of making all stakeholders accountable for quality of care in EDs.
The provincial ED management Guide was developed in 2000 and revised in 2006, with the objective of making all stakeholders accountable for quality of care in EDs.
This national QA programme aims at holding service providers accountable for the quality of their care that they provide and at improving quality and transparency of care.
The Secretary of State is accountable for the quality of care".
They would also allow voters to hold presidents accountable for the quality of justices they nominate.
We have to be our own harshest critics, because we have to be accountable for the quality of our work.
Such measures could then be used to hold health care providers accountable for the quality of cancer care.
