The phrase "accountable procedures" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing processes or methods that require responsibility and transparency.
Example: "The organization has implemented accountable procedures to ensure that all actions are traceable and responsible."
Alternatives: "responsible processes" or "transparent methods".
He said: "The systemic shortcomings highlighted by me today lead me to conclude that, on a balance of probabilities, the four deceased would not have died when they did in the manner in which they did had there been robust, clear and accountable procedures in place".
There must be reliable and sufficient public funds for community action, such as block grants, and this requires transparent and accountable procedures.
Of course, the matter needs to be fully investigated, those responsible need to be held accountable and procedures need to be put in place to ensure that nothing like this can happen again.
Most observers agree that the new appointees owe their seats to professional competence and hard work, not political connections.In sum, the police will be more accountable; criminal procedures should be improved and, not least, speeded up; and executive influence on the courts should diminish.
I pledge to create open and accountable government procedures.
It lays out clear guidelines for the marketing, maintenance and management of properties provided by the private sector and universities, as well as introducing a fully accountable complaints procedure.
"It was harsh in places... but actually... I'm not complaining". He was furious at a report suggesting the board he chaired throughout the saga was in any way accountable for safety procedures.
If we are to change culture and behavior in the long term, then we need accountable processes and procedures in place to ensure that women today, and future generations, are no longer subject to treatment that left them feeling alone, shamed or fearful.
All team members have been trained on, and are held accountable to, the written procedure".
If May acts now on all the medical evidence before her and halts the extradition procedures, making McKinnon accountable in the British courts – like other alleged international hackers – for what he did in north London, this whole sad tale can be brought to an end.
Or we can choose to courageously heal this painful divide, through open and accountable government, fair policies and procedures, broad community input, collaborative political efforts, and a determination to build a city that works for all her people.
