The phrase "also answerable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that someone or something has additional accountability or responsibility in a given context.
Example: "In this project, the team leader is responsible for the overall success, but the members are also answerable for their individual tasks."
Alternatives: "also accountable" or "also responsible".
He is also answerable to the charitable Tata trusts that own about two-thirds of the shares in Tata Sons – hardly a typical corporate structure.
Soldiers and youth militia under the control of Mr. Mugabe's party have assaulted Mr. Tsvangirai's supporters, while police officers also answerable to Mr. Mugabe's loyalists have arrested leaders in Mr. Tsvangirai's party, the Movement for Democratic Change, on charges the party says are false.
Most of the participants described that they were also answerable for risk management of these cloud services, that is, that they were responsible for ensuring that any needed data migration should be conducted with ease, disaster recovery plans are to be laid out by the provider, and data protection is followed based on best practices.
Departments also became answerable to citizens.
Donors must also be answerable to the people they claim to help.
We need to help them realise that their clients are also equally answerable to the law and nobody can make them do anything without their consent.
In 2007, Fortress went public, creating wealth for its partners but also making them answerable to shareholders.
It would also make the military answerable to civilian courts, lifting immunity from prosecution for the leaders of the bloody 1980 coup.
It is in this sense that accountability is a multipolar relationship, one made more complex by the fact that on occasion actors can be both objects and agents of accountability, required to be answerable while also seeking to hold others to account [ 37].
The answer is ANSWERABLE.
Mr Karrubi also accused a national militia, answerable to the supposedly apolitical supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, of illegally campaigning for "one of the candidates".
