The phrase "allocating accountability" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where responsibilities or duties are being assigned to individuals or groups.
Example: "In our project management meetings, we focus on allocating accountability to ensure that everyone knows their roles and responsibilities."
Alternatives: "assigning responsibility" or "designating accountability".
The power of the BDN is that it forces managers to understand and map out the changes that will be required for the transformation and to allocate accountabilities, significantly increasing their understanding and buy-in.
This is reinforced by the requirement that serious case reviews into the abuse or neglect of a child allocate "accountability" (blame) to agencies and workers.
A positive safety culture must be established, based on team-working processes and thinking that acknowledge responsibility, are free from blame and allocate accountability.
So, we have to ask why Obama is asking for more money to be disbursed when the first $350 billion has been allocated without accountability, and the Treasury department reportedly isn't in a rush to receive it.
You have to look at how decisions are made, resources are allocated, and how accountability procedures work.
A key theme emerging from the articles related to the lack of resources allocated to external accountability initiatives as well as concerns about whether citizens have the capacity to hold providers to account [ 6, 20, 22- 24].
But without broad-based transparency, accountability and discipline in allocating public funds, we could end up sowing the seeds of more red ink and future crisis, and all those shovels will only dig us a deeper hole.
You can learn, you know, you can learn from the experience of the participants; you can think about new ways of doing things; you can allocate responsibilities and create accountability, if done well.
It will facilitate "the incorporation of the best international practices for evaluation, the accountability of allocated grants, and the simplification of the administrative processes," the government assured.
This includes allocating sufficient financial resources, strengthening health systems, providing technical support and establishing robust accountability measures to determine progress.
