The phrase "accountable for the attack" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing responsibility or liability for an action, particularly in contexts involving wrongdoing or harm.
Example: "The investigation revealed that several individuals were accountable for the attack on the facility."
Alternatives: "responsible for the attack" or "liable for the attack".
I don't hold myself accountable for the attack either, because it is humiliating to think that I may somehow be linked to this act of unprecedented savagery.
The Israeli Defense Forces issued a statement holding Hamas accountable for the attack, as Israel considers the group responsible for any actions coming from Gaza.
While he has said he has not made a final decision, he has made it clear that he believes the United States must do something to hold the Syrian government accountable for the attack.
Mr. Bush said last week that he wanted to get Osama bin Laden "dead or alive," and for a majority Mr. bin Laden is either the person they hold most accountable for the attacks or one of them.
He said that Syrian President Bashar al-Assad had to be held accountable for the chemical attack and that he was confident Congress would back military action.
He added that Harding should be held accountable for the Kerrigan attack, even though she's repeatedly said she had no role in planning it. .
"What happened in Benghazi was a national disgrace," Cruz said, responding to a question from a voter on Friday asking how the Republican presidential hopeful would hold those accountable for the 2012 attack on a U.S. diplomatic compound in Libya that left four Americans dead, including Ambassador Chris Stevens.
Pierce said the department remained "committed to ensuring that the defendant is held accountable" for the 2012 attacks.
A recognised expert on cyber issues, Cartwright has come out strongly in favour of increased US efforts to hold China and other countries accountable for the cyber attacks that come from within their borders.
Ilya Yashin, a self-described youth activist, makes the point that since Putin has concentrated so much power in his own hands, "he is responsible for everything that happens in our country" and should therefore be held accountable for the latest attacks.
Nobody has been held accountable for the vicious attacks against Coptic Christians on October 9 and SCAF has also yet to prosecute -- or identify -- perpetrators of the violence against peaceful demonstrators during the January uprising in which more than 800 lost their lives.
