"exercise of accountability" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the act of fulfilling one's responsibilities and being answerable for one's actions. Example: The government officials promised to prioritize the exercise of accountability in their decisions and actions.
The transition from ECEC to primary school is smoother; there is improved supervision of services and exercise of public accountability.
In every other walk of life in our society that exercises power, there are external forms of accountability, not least through the media itself.
It is true of course that this exercise provides accountability for public investment and requires evidence of the benefits.
Our examination of social and administrative accountability was informed by Chandler and Plano's definition of accountability as ' a condition in which individuals who exercise power are constrained by external means and internal norms' [ 44].
In much of the existing literature, norms are embedded within prescriptive arguments for institutional arrangements regarding the exercise of authority, means of representation, distribution of resources, and systems of accountability and transparency.
If anything, prosecutorial discretion should be exercised more aggressively in this market, particularly given the lack of accountability that this sector has enjoyed.
The use of a pedometer may be helpful in giving patients a sense of accountability, although it is then important that the health care professional review the exercise log.
Maybe the board of elves should step up and exercise some accountability.
From the perspective of accountability, there is no independent third party to monitor and supervise the exercise of authority in the governmental organization.
It has spoiled justice, denied the world accountability and undermined due exercise of our right to know".
