The phrase "accountable in front of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when you are referring to someone being held responsible to explain or answer for something in front of another person or group of people. For example: The CEO was held accountable in front of the board of directors for their mismanagement of the company's finances.
It is something that has helped Rivera separate himself from other closers — the ability to handle immense pressure, to shake off a bad outing, and to be accountable in front of teammates and reporters in a calm manner.
Turkish Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu told parliament: "Those who develop hateful sayings against Turkey will feel ashamed and be held accountable in front of history and humanity".
CEA should enable local stakeholders to set health intervention priorities, use results as leverage to obtain funding as well as make implementing partners more accountable in front of donor organizations.
Start to hold yourself more accountable for what's in front of you.
Either the NFL and NBC will take immediate steps to hold those accountable for this offensive material in front of a hundred million Americans, or they will feebly sit back and do nothing".
It's good to see these issues being addressed by London writers' week, because theatres and companies can't just point towards the diversity of the writers whose work they are developing, but must also be accountable for what they actually put in front of audiences.
The result is a bitter legal battle not only about the limits and capabilities of new technology but about the rights of consumers to hold companies accountable — and the roadblocks seemingly thrown in front of unhappy customers that appear to be aimed at exhausting their will to fight.
Start to hold yourself more accountable than ever before for what's in front of you.
"First of all, in front of the camera and therefore accountable, investigators will hesitate before using the kinds of tactics that can lead some people to [wrongly] confess".
You have four people in front of you who are all held accountable, and the likelihood is one, maybe, did something, and two or three other people are just roped into it.
"The rise of anonymity is so much more open to abuse, but when you put your face in front of something then you become more accountable to what you're sharing".
