The phrase "accuse him of going" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when someone is being charged or blamed for the act of going somewhere or doing something.
Example: "The manager decided to accuse him of going against company policy during the meeting."
Alternatives: "charge him with leaving" or "blame him for departing".
We'll never accuse him of going uptown on us.
The hearings stopped in 1999 after a military coup brought Gen. Pervez Musharraf to power but were revived in January at the instigation of Justice Chaudhry, who is eager to disprove critics who accuse him of going soft on the powerful army.
In doing so, he invited Democrats to accuse him of going above and beyond for the man who appointed him — and who had, for months and months before then, very publicly resented the fact that his previous attorney general, Jeff Sessions, had recused himself from the investigation.
Iran's dissident hero, as he admitted when he was briefly let out for medical treatment this summer, has slipped from most Iranians' view.Some old friends accuse him of "going it alone" and of disdaining the unity and discipline that the reformists must display if they are to threaten their conservative opponents, who have won control of parliament and the presidency in the past two years.
If he brought rates down sharply, academic economists accused him of going soft on inflation.
Since Mr. Rollins formally left the Bachmann campaign, some conservative columnists have accused him of "going rogue" and undermining her.
His mother, Madeline, accuses him of going from being a "vivid boy" to a "shapeless man".
Jobs's erstwhile partner, Steve Wozniak ("Woz"), accuses him of going establishment ("You've become one of the people we hated!").
They also accused him of going fly-fishing when he allegedly should have been working to complete the movie.
The association appointed a committee that, though it cleared Dr. Chagnon of the measles charge, was nevertheless hostile, accusing him of going against the Yanomamös' interests.
In a series of tweets Wednesday morning, Mr. Trump pushed back against critics who have accused him of going soft on China this week in the ZTE matter.
