The phrase "additional accountability" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need for more responsibility or oversight in a particular context, such as in business, governance, or personal conduct.
Example: "The new policy aims to establish additional accountability among team members to ensure that everyone meets their deadlines."
Alternatives: "extra responsibility" or "further oversight".
Strand therefore calls for the reinstatement of an additional accountability measure, known as contextual value added, introduced by Labour but scrapped by the coalition in 2010.
It also explains why presidential control over international law should become significantly more transparent, and it considers the costs and benefits of additional accountability reforms.
This summer, charter school advocates – including DeVos's group, the Great Lakes Education Project – agreed to some additional accountability measures as part of a $617m investment to overhaul the governance of Detroit public schools.
As lawmakers were working on a draft budget early in the current legislative session, a clause requiring the Texas A&M System to demonstrate progress on the project in order to receive the funds was considered as an additional accountability measure.
Finally, I suggest ways in which administrative law might learn from recent research on organizational learning that examines how decisionmaking in firms can be structured more effectively, to incorporate additional accountability tools through regulatory design, third-party relationships, and relations between administrative agencies and those they regulate.
The conference required additional accountability due to large sponsorship dollars from external organizations and industry partners.
(Chief executive, rural) Within this organisation we have nine accreditation systems … Now for a board to manage that from a governance perspective is nigh on impossible, yet each year with iteration from the various funding bodies, there will be attached to that a volume of additional accountabilities that go with it for no benefit to the board and no benefit to the organisation.
A chief executive explained: Within this organisation we have nine accreditation systems … Now for a board to manage that from a governance perspective is nigh on impossible, yet each year with iteration from the various funding bodies, there will be attached to that a volume of additional accountabilities that go with it for no benefit to the board and no benefit to the organisation.
Critical aspects of PES are reviewed, such as the measurement of ecosystem services, the valuation of additional services, accountability and trust.
Providing open content also demonstrates a willingness to have additional public accountability and showcase a commitment to food safety.
The provider CC measure had four additional domains: Accountability (Acc), IT capacity (IT), Follow-up PC (FPC), and Self-Management (SM); a total CC score was computed for each CC measure type as the average of all domains.
