The phrase "accountable for the development" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing responsibility or obligation regarding a specific development or project.
Example: "The project manager is accountable for the development of the new software application."
Alternatives: "responsible for the development" or "liable for the development".
Explain that you are accountable for the development and performance of your friends and that of their coworkers.
Further, the CEO should be held accountable for the development of his or her direct reports, with talent development included as a key performance indicator (KPI) for his or her executive compensation program.
He led the organizational strategy, management, and operations function for Global Science, Technology, & Commercialization and was accountable for the development, commercialization, launch, and technical support of all Merck products.
A key is to hold managers accountable for the development of their teams in terms of rewards and consequences.
Previously, she was the Chief Marketing Officer of SAP Ariba, the world's largest business to business commerce network and was accountable for the development of the marketing strategy across the globe.
Instead changes in the adipose tissue seem to be accountable for the development of the ZDF phenotype.
To hold pregnant women legally accountable for the healthy development of their fetus is wrong in principle.
"Assistant professors must provide us with a training plan for their trainees," McGovern explained, thus holding PIs accountable for the career development of their postdocs and students.
The report recommends that employers "be held accountable for the career development of their employees" from underrepresented groups and that they report annually on their progress.
A compact is a jointly agreed upon implementation plan that holds the government and partners accountable for the nation's development.
First lady Melania Trump on Wednesday urged global leaders to be more "accountable" for the learning and development of children, including monitoring what young people see on social media.
