The phrase "accountably for" is not correct in standard written English.
It is not commonly used and may lead to confusion regarding its intended meaning.
Example: "The manager must be accountable for the team's performance and decisions."
Alternatives: "responsible for" or "answerable for".
A spokesman said: "Ipsa has established a scheme which supports MPs undertaking their parliamentary duties – and publishes all claims made publicly, transparently and accountably for the world to see.
Shared risk and responsibility pertains to the accountably for joint initiatives being fairly distributed, with members sharing in the liability for innovations involving risk [ 21, 45, 47, 65, 70, 72, 77].
The state-owned banks would more quickly and accountably lend for in-state purposes and to balance state budgets.
"Those who don't feel accountable don't act accountably.
Co-ops and ESOPs are a strategy for distributing wealth more equitably and accountably.
"I have no way of saying to you in good faith that the money that you give is accountably going to be used to create better education for children," he said.
Here we present a technology platform and governance structure leveraging the blockchain for both AI-contributor and AI-user flows, transparently, accountably and in scale.
It was a machine for surprising and delighting the audience, regularly, logically, insanely, but accountably.
Where we use them – and we have used them, as researchers, for decades without a leak – this must be done safely, accountably, and transparently.
Whereas those working in a non-family business might be able to leave their personal values at the office door, those accountable to family members in a work environment are more likely to behave accountably and consequently treat non-family staff better.
Trust in councils to act openly and accountably.
