The phrase "added accountability" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the introduction of additional measures or responsibilities to ensure that individuals or organizations are held responsible for their actions.
Example: "The new policy includes added accountability for all team members to ensure that deadlines are met."
Alternatives: "increased responsibility" or "enhanced accountability".
Defense attorneys celebrated the ruling as a step toward shedding light on and adding accountability to the state's shadowy execution processes.
Efforts by the Bloomberg administration to add accountability to the public school system have included moving quickly to shut down schools deemed beyond repair, and rewarding those that make significant progress on standardized tests.
Anything that can add accountability to the smugglers would be in the best interest of the migrants; right now there really is no recourse".
The NCAA was lobbied in 2010 to address sexual assault and domestic violence by emulating the standards in Title IX and adding accountability.
I must admit that I assumed (as did many experts we spoke with) that adding Accountability and Transparency would not be that big a deal.
But perhaps the most effective means of adding accountability as well as personal caring to the credit recovery process is to ensure that each student has a mentor with whom he or she is actively engaged in the glorious, yet disciplined, unfolding of his or her own mind.
Teaching adds accountability since you have to explain and demonstrate what you do, it's lots of communicating which can be good for you as an artist since you have to unpack at least part of what you do and present it.
The head of the subcommittee, Carl Levin, Democrat of Michigan, said he was happy to hear the bank's contrition, but he added that accountability "has been significantly missing in this situation".
He added that accountability has to be "a matter for government and not us" but called for clarity over plans to introduce elected police commissioners at a local level.
