The phrase "accountable for support" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing responsibilities or obligations related to providing assistance or backing in a particular context.
Example: "As the project manager, I am accountable for support to ensure that my team has the resources they need to succeed."
Alternatives: "responsible for assistance" or "liable for support".
Some also are pledging to hold the Mormon church accountable for supporting what they call an amnesty program.
"Iran and other sponsors of terrorism must be held accountable for supporting activities that kill, injure, torture and imprison innocent persons," said Mr. Anderson, the former chief Middle East correspondent for The Associated Press.
"Today we also make clear that the United States will hold any state, terrorist group or other nonstate actor or individual fully accountable for supporting or enabling terrorist efforts to obtain or use weapons of mass destruction — whether by facilitating, financing or providing expertise or safe haven for such efforts," Mr. Gates said.
Such a change in policy, however, will not come about until we start clearly identifying Israeli settlements as illegal under international law and begin holding American lawmakers accountable for supporting Israeli policies that are illegal, immoral and damaging to American interests.
We hold candidates and elected officials accountable for supporting genuine solutions.
But what makes Ali's witness truly ennobling is that he was willing to be sacrificially accountable for supporting his convictions, and perhaps even more admirably, by his willingness to be seen as so weak and fallible in his later years as he suffered from Parkinson's disease.
"We are still accountable for supporting reconciliation and healing, and for ensuring that such atrocities never happen again," said Bellamy.
Program managers or supervisors deemed to understand the nature and necessity of HIV counseling and testing and be accountable for supporting newly trained VCT providers were also included.
"We are all still accountable for supporting reconciliation and healing, and for ensuring that such atrocities never happen again," Bellamy said.
The officials -- current and former -- who have knowledge of the Mugniyah case complained that the Bush administration, like the Clinton administration, has been generally reluctant to hold Iran accountable for its support for terrorism.
