The phrase "assumes accountability" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing responsibility or ownership of actions or decisions in a professional or personal context.
Example: "In our organization, each team member assumes accountability for their projects to ensure success and transparency."
Alternatives: "takes responsibility" or "accepts responsibility".
"I have it, and it's why I've never shied from assuming accountability.
Nor was I able to assume accountability as a non-executive director in setting strategic direction and ensuring appropriate governance.
"I am extremely concerned that if the NAO does not step in at this point of time it will seriously damage its reputation for assuming accountability of oversight of public finances".
No "Rogue Elephant" The CIA is accustomed to assuming accountability for policymakers' choices.
The report stated: "The Scottish government must recognise that every individual in Scotland has an undeniable right to digital inclusion and assume accountability for ensuring that everyone can share in the benefits of a Digital Scotland.
The time has come for marketing to assume accountability for business performance, build budgets based on future returns rather than past assumptions and grow the business while making tough decisions.
If gun owners do not want regulation, they should assume accountability for those wounded and killed by guns owned by "law abiding" citizens.
The best allies assume accountability, process another's situation and then endeavor to change their actions, and this is the main thought to hold onto here.
"The ancient Romans had a tradition: Whenever one of their engineers constructed an arch, as the capstone was hoisted into place, the engineer assumed accountability for his work in the most profound way possible: He stood under the arch".
Union Carbide argues that when the Indian state of Madhya Pradesh took over the site in 1998, it also assumed accountability for removing poisoned soil which directly impacts the area's water source.
