The phrase "accountable providing" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an attempt to combine the concepts of accountability and provision, but it lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "The organization is focused on accountable providing of resources to those in need."
Alternatives: "responsible provision" or "accountable delivery".
For thousands of women, responding on the Internet and Twitter, Mrs. Sanford's decision to hold her husband accountable provided a catharsis, a kind of public exorcism of the ghosts of political wives past.
Holding each student accountable provides the incentive for teaching and learning with one another.
It's long past time for us to wake up to the fact that America needs an energy policy that holds polluters accountable, provides working families with affordable energy, and protects our air and water resources.
We need laws on the books that will hold bad police officers accountable, provide for independent investigations of police-involved shootings, bring in an outside unbiased prosecutor and create a level of mutual trust and understanding between citizens and police.
And research into performance appraisal in industrial organizations has demonstrated that raters who are being held accountable provide more accurate rating scores (e.g. Mero et al. 2003).
Having someone else hold you accountable provides you with an extrinsic motivation you wouldn't otherwise have.
Ashley Coffield, an author of the study, said she hopes the findings make health-care providers more accountable for providing services at the top of the list.
But Shirley Williams has won the case for the secretary of state to stay fully accountable for providing a universal service, with local commissioners accountable to him.
In the Dutch context, healthcare insurers, the government and healthcare providers are responsible and accountable for providing good quality care.
The federal government also plays an important role in accountability: Holding schools, systems, and educators accountable for providing equal opportunities and for student outcomes.
