The phrase "accountable from" can be correct and usable in written English.
It is often used to indicate the person or entity who is responsible or answerable for something. Example: The CEO of the company is accountable from the shareholders for the financial losses incurred in the last quarter.
If Anthony is their leader, he must be accountable from season's start to finish.
"Everybody needs to be held accountable from the top to the lowest," Loren said.
The key, Giuliani says, was holding people accountable, from the police commissioner down to the precinct commander.
Despite this call for reform all Australian state and territory jurisdictions continue to legislate that children can be held criminally accountable from 10 years of age.
He has taken steps to hold workers throughout the school system more accountable, from district superintendents to custodians at the Board of Education's decrepit headquarters.
Or would we accept the creation of a generation of exiled watchdogs, who are trying to hold their government accountable from afar?
"For a whole variety of reasons, not because people were bad but because there were a whole set of changes going on and a whole set of things we were being held accountable for from the centre, which created an environment where the leadership of the NHS lost its focus.
But in the theatre, you're accountable for everything from the lighting to the poster.
"We are all responsible and accountable for safety, from senior F.A.A. leadership to the controller in the tower.
Can SMEs be held accountable for emissions from multinational suppliers or clients over whom they have no control?
In her news stories she holds Russia's business moguls, known as the oligarchs, accountable for stealing from the state and wreaking economic havoc.
