The phrase "encouraging accountability" is correct and can be used in written English.
You could use it when you are talking about initiatives or policies that promote or foster responsibility in people. For example, "The new company policy focuses on encouraging accountability among employees by emphasizing job requirements and deadlines."
We will also need to imagine and create new, structured ways of measuring and encouraging accountability around new models and principles.
My hope is that this approach would allow government employees to put a spotlight on pervasive problems in their workplaces, encouraging accountability and emerging solutions.
A strategy to advocate and disseminate appropriate knowledge - throughout the life of the process - would serve several objectives such as sharing of information, encouraging accountability, supporting a system for tracking, providing a platform for debate and attracting the research community.
Leaders can encourage accountability by publicly holding themselves accountable, even when that creates personal risks.
Another place to encourage accountability is in diversity metrics.
Even commit to change publicly to encourage accountability.
Focusing on units (hours needed, tasks performed, widgets produced) rather than overall price encourages accountability in providers.
But you need to encourage accountability and clarity: our customers are being served top-quality food and they deserve to know about its origins.
"Ultimately, the goal is to use this information in order to encourage accountability in order to move away from a culture of impunity," he said.
In this role, Stacy works to encourage accountability and effectiveness in government by increasing people's access to credible information about government activities and money in politics.
This year's Sense About Science lecture focuses on the need to encourage accountability and the deployment of evidence in public life.
