The phrase "accountable oversight" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to emphasize the responsibility and transparency involved in monitoring or managing a process or organization.
Example: "The committee was established to ensure accountable oversight of the funding distribution process."
Alternatives: "responsible supervision" or "transparent governance".
The coalition agreement committed to "introduce measures to make the police more accountable through oversight by a directly elected individual, who will be subject to strict checks and balances by locally elected representatives".
In terms of the liberal principles of democracy, experts rated the U.S. less favorably in freedom of religion, compliance with high court decisions, and the extent to which the executive is held accountable by oversight agencies.
"Merging the ability to conduct surveillance that reveals every aspect of a person's life with the ability to conjure up the legal authority to execute that surveillance, and finally, removing any accountable judicial oversight, creates the opportunity for unprecedented influence over our system of government".
The coalition government, in its agreement published last week, toned down the proposal slightly by saying it would "introduce measures to make the police more accountable through oversight by a directly elected individual, who will be subject to strict checks and balances by locally elected representatives".
The coalition agreement contained a pledge to make the police "more accountable through oversight by a directly elected individual".
Furthermore, processing of personal information requires that its purpose be specified, its use be limited, individuals be notified and allowed to correct inaccuracies, and the holder of the data be accountable to oversight authorities (OECD 1980).
Mr. Spadaro and some other panel members said they wanted to issue eight violations against Massey Energy, impose heavy fines and hold federal regulators accountable for inadequate oversight.
Mr. Spadaro accused political appointees in the Mine Safety and Health Administration of cutting the investigation short, playing down the coal company's culpability and not holding federal regulators accountable for weak oversight.
In one of the Senate's final acts last week, lawmakers passed an overhaul of the state's hundreds of public authorities, from the Metropolitan Transportation Authority to the Empire State Development Corporation, in a move aimed at making them more accountable to outside oversight.
