"answerable on" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means that something can be explained or justified by a person or entity. Here are some examples: 1. The company is answerable on its decision to lay off a large number of employees. 2. The politician was held answerable on his controversial statements during the debate. 3. Students are answerable on their understanding of the material during exams. 4. The organization is answerable on how they spend their donation funds. 5. The judge needs to make sure the defendant is answerable on all charges before making a verdict.
Two summonses were filed against the building management, each answerable on Sept. 6 in Criminal Court in Manhattan.
Four questions specifically related to NPs; ED Directors were asked whether they had NPs on staff, and both ED Directors and DEMT were asked to rate their agreement to two attitudinal statements regarding NPs which were answerable on a Likert scale: "Nurse practitioners can replace interns in the ED", and "Nurse practitioners can replace postgraduate medical years 2, 3 or later in the ED".
Most questions were answerable on a five-point Likert-like scale, and for the rest, three alternatives were given (yes, no, or no opinion).
The study revealed that vasectomy was perceived as an act against God, which was punishable either by death or answerable on judgement day.
Globally, people have become more aware of their rights to health, and hence governments increasingly need to provide meaningful opportunities for individuals to participate in decisions that affect their health and to be answerable on their policy choices and performance [ 10].
The Sinaloa cartel has enough lieutenants on the outside to easily continue its formidable global operation, answerable to Guzmán on the inside.
"In his company, he was the boss and not answerable to anyone on the outside," said Jim Conklin, a network analyst in his 60's who lives in Bay Ridge, Brooklyn.
While their address was given as Lowestoft Museum, they are not on the staff: in a great British tradition of "amateur" scientists and explorers, Mutch and Durbidge are unpaid and answerable to no one.
PIUs, even if shown to be answerable to sector management on the project organigram, inevitably take on an identify of their own with the result that the project is not longer perceived as an activity of the main Government-financed development effort.
Havel himself has suggested that people begin to "conduct themselves as if they were to live on this earth forever and be answerable for its condition one day".
"At the end of the day they're only answerable based on the strength of the film".
