The phrase "and accountable in a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing responsibility or transparency in a specific context, such as governance, management, or organizational behavior.
Example: "The committee must ensure that all members are transparent and accountable in a manner that fosters trust within the community."
Alternatives: "and responsible in a" or "and answerable in a".
That motivation might not be enough to keep bankers and financial managers perfectly honest and accountable in all cases, but it's a start.
It's important to remember what the Sanders campaign was for: an economy that is less divided and frightening to navigate, a government more responsive and accountable - in short, a country that is more democratic and less alienating.
Premier Wen Jiabao's (pronounced When Geeah-bao) popularity among the Chinese people is unparalleled precisely because he has been more accessible and accountable (In January 2008, Premier Wen, after a fluke snowstorm in the south shut down the railroads, went to various train stations to apologize to the millions of people stranded during the Chinese new year festival).
Such a tribunal would be transparent and accountable in the election.
Leaders should be available and accountable in time of crisis.
How can companies be more transparent and accountable in how they respond to such demands?
Cornell's school of labor relations hosted a deep dive by global trade leaders into the question of how the coming transition from the age of fossil fuels to the age of clean energy can be made democratic and publicly accountable in a way that coal and oil never were.
America's quiet diplomacy in the Middle East and its push for a gradual transition to more open and accountable societies in a crucial region give Prince Mohammed a strong, if silent, ally.
The declining fortunes of the state's newspapers are part of a retrenchment in newspaper publishing across the country, but they have been acutely felt because of New Jersey newspapers' role in holding powerful institutions and people accountable in a state that lacks a major independent television station.
Those petitioning for social or political change can hold governments and companies accountable in a manner never possible before.
