The phrase "accountable policymaking" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in discussions about governance, public policy, and the importance of responsibility in decision-making processes.
Example: "The government must prioritize accountable policymaking to ensure that citizens' needs are met and that public resources are used effectively."
Alternatives: "responsible policy development" or "transparent policy-making".
When I finally got there, I'd hoped to see innovative ways of working, collaboration, agile and responsive decision-making, fast paced and dynamic policymaking, and transparent and accountable governance.
The White House counsel's disparagement of the Geneva Conventions and of prohibitions on torture as "quaint" opened the way to systematic and spectacular abuses at Abu Ghraib and other American-run prisons--a moral and political catastrophe for which, in a pattern characteristic of the Administration's management style, no one in a policymaking position has been held accountable.
"We will continue to champion efforts that strengthen the role of science in policymaking and stand ready to hold accountable any who might seek to undermine it," it concludes.
Literature also suggests that the interaction between researchers and policymakers and the existence of an accountable "receptor" function in the government would favor the use of health services research in policymaking [ 44].
That would make government, and government policymaking, more coherent — and, more important, more accountable.
As Nominet moves away from being a neutral registry and becomes effectively a regulator, it's time to consider bringing it under statutory control, making its rules clear, its policymaking democratic and its actions transparent and accountable.
"We will continue to champion efforts that strengthen the role of science in policymaking," it concluded, "and stand ready to hold accountable any who might seek to undermine it".
"The Press Council understands and actively champions the notion that freedom of speech and freedom of the press are the essential underpinnings of a liberal democracy, ensuring that citizens are able to hold powerful individuals and interests accountable, and to promote the contest of ideas that best enables sound policymaking, good government and a strong and open society".
They promised to hold accountable anyone ― Trump included ― who seeks to undermine the role of science in policymaking.
Warren's Accountable Capitalism Act, introduced this summer, is perhaps her most distinctive contribution to the field of progressive U.S. policymaking.
