'trust and accountability' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it any time you want to express the idea that two parties need to have trust in each other and be held accountable for their actions. For example: "In order to have a successful partnership, trust and accountability must be maintained."
"But this morning I have decided to return to the important issue of trust and accountability.
Governor Cuomo, who promised to restore trust and accountability in Albany, needs to get moving right now.
The harm is to the architecture of trust and accountability that supports an open society and a democratic polity.
Like Oh, Gillmor believes that sustainable business models and issues of trust and accountability are highest on the agenda.
The result, Ilves says, is the death not only of truth but also of trust and accountability – the core currencies of a modern democratic state.
Demolishing the delicate culture of trust and accountability within the party in this way could make negotiating its way through a hung parliament situation almost impossible.
"These audits are important to bring transparency to these trusts and accountability for ratepayers," he said.
"For the past year, we've worked to bring transparency to these trusts and accountability for ratepayers," Mayor Eric Garcetti said Wednesday.
But it will help increase trust, understanding and accountability".
Buchanan has also stated that performances like the ones in the test matches in South Africa will repeat unless the whole New Zealand Cricket organization and the players commit to working with integrity, trust, honesty and accountability, suggesting that that has not been the case.
Simon Sakhai, one of the show's organizers (alongside Aya Mousawi), tells The Creators Project that artists in GENERA ION are "pushing the boundaries in what is considered art production in Saudi" while "exploring universal value systems of hospitality, trust, honor and accountability and incorporating that within Saudi society".
