"failures of accountability" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation in which someone or something has not met expected standards of responsibility. For example, "The public outcry was due to the government's failures of accountability in its handling of the scandal."
Others said it represented a flagrant failure of accountability.
From the start, Iraq was a critical failure of accountability.
Many players and union leaders talk about his failure of accountability".
In China, the failure of accountability is national, and inherent in the authoritarian system.
And it is precisely the failure of accountability and governance – caused by media power – that is at stake here.
But, he says:I agree that the Occupiers have served a useful service in drawing attention to economic inequality, a corresponding imbalance of power and a failure of accountability on the part of major institutions, including our government.
I agree that the Occupiers have served a useful service in drawing attention to economic inequality, a corresponding imbalance of power and a failure of accountability on the part of major institutions, including our government.
Let me suggest a Lenten exercise that may help our church's leaders appreciate the magnitude of feeling of those whose children have been abused and the public outrage over the failure of accountability.
In the wake of this spectacular failure of accountability, it was felt that something more effective was needed, resulting ultimately in the establishment of an inquiry into UK involvement in rendition and torture by David Cameron in July 2010.
"I do not understand how the existence of previous inappropriate conduct does not trigger automatic, ongoing oversight; the absence of such actions by the Department of Education suggests negligent oversight and a failure of accountability," he wrote.
