The phrase "accountable for sustaining" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing responsibility for maintaining or supporting something over time.
Example: "The manager is accountable for sustaining the team's productivity and morale throughout the project."
Alternatives: "responsible for maintaining" or "liable for upholding".
Second, every manager must be held accountable for sustaining a team of subordinates capable of doing this work.
Finally, leaders need to hold themselves and their employees accountable for sustaining this new community by maintaining consistent performance expectations and meaningful ongoing dialogue.
The molecular and cellular communications generated through such complex provide the basic dynamics accountable for sustaining the firm coupling among osteoblasts and osteoclasts for the period of ordinary bone turnover.
Anti-tobacco advocates should be held accountable for sustained misinformation inside urban and minority communities.
Angiogenesis is crucial for sustaining tumors.
"Faye has known for over two and one-half years that in the event that the recording should find its way into the public arena, that would constitute a further breach of her fiduciary duty, and Stephen would seek to hold her accountable for the damages sustained," Collins' attorney, Mark Vincent Kaplan, said in court papers.
Ignoring the role of civil society, a free media and accountable government in resolving these debates undermines efforts to build the institutions and the popular support needed for sustained health improvements.
Then they were tested for sustained attention.
It also made for sustained commercial success.
The oil companies that have been lured by hydrocarbon riches to look away from Sudan's agony must be held accountable for their role in sustaining this conflict.
Holding the international community accountable for ensuring the delivery of needed support to sustain those fleeing the horrors of war is crucial.
