The phrase "actors accountable for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the responsibility or liability of individuals or groups in a particular context, such as in a project or situation.
Example: "The organization must ensure that all actors accountable for the project's success are clearly identified and supported."
Alternatives: "individuals responsible for" or "parties liable for".
International human rights laws have aimed to hold state actors accountable for the abuses they perpetrate.
If Congress had picked the president, we could have held political actors accountable for the inherently political decision about who really won the election of 2000.
The international legal system must adapt to this battleground and provide workable mechanisms to hold aggressive actors accountable for their actions.
We also argue, however, that institutional innovation will be needed to achieve a more comprehensive, fair distribution of concrete responsibilities regarding global health and to provide effective mechanisms for holding various state and nonstate actors accountable for fulfilling them.
They pressure Congress and the Administration to block reasonable rules to hold bad actors accountable for waste, fraud, and abuse, and then hire expensive lawyers to sue if they don't get everything they want.
Graham is a pillar of the DC establishment, and that stature has made him perhaps the most influential lobbyist for the for-profit college industry in its fight to defeat stronger measures to hold bad actors accountable for waste, fraud, and abuse with taxpayer dollars.
I'm all for holding the bad actors accountable, and to the extent the F.C.I.C. has done that, I tip my hat.
"I applaud the Trump administration for taking action to hold bad actors accountable and enhance whistleblower protections throughout the VA," said Sen. Ron Johnson (R-Wis)., chairman of the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee.
"This is an outstanding result for ordinary Americans' ability to hold corporate actors accountable," Michelman said.
But because these institutions underwrote many toxic loans in the boom, barring attorneys general from bringing actions against them for lending improprieties is no way to hold dubious actors accountable.
As the Supreme Court and Congress largely have eliminated private liability for collateral actors under the federal securities laws, state securities statutes have become increasingly important in holding collateral actors accountable.
