The phrase "a rigorous oversight" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a thorough and strict examination or supervision of a process, project, or system.
Example: "The committee implemented a rigorous oversight to ensure compliance with all regulations and standards."
Alternatives: "strict supervision" or "thorough monitoring".
A more rigorous oversight system may be necessary to ensure that the neutrality guidelines are strictly followed.
However, unlike 401-k plans, most companies have a much less rigorous oversight regime for their ERISA health plans though just as much money is at stake as a 401-k plan.
GCHQ said that their programs, with codenames such as Warpath, Silver Lord and Rolling Thunder, were all "in accordance with a strict legal and policy framework" subject to "rigorous oversight", a claim queried by Glenn Greenwald, the former Guardian journalist who set up First Look Media.
Ensuring that they are not cheated requires regulation, rigorous oversight and a commitment to an open and competitive market.
Greenwald expresses skepticism that the agency is subject to "rigorous oversight," citing a former cabinet minister Chris Huhne who has insisted that the ministers were in "utter ignorance" about one of the largest GCHQ programs Tempora, which allows the UK to collect, store and analyze communications much like the American PRISM program.
But if this is done without a whole lot more serious thought given to matters of safety and rigorous oversight, it's a step we'll undoubtedly come to regret.
That's a worrying prospect for anyone keen on rigorous oversight, and it has translated into important aspects of financial regulation going through on the nod.
Whole Foods may not be selling apples from Indian Farms, but the grocery chain's rigorous oversight is acting as a dry run for the next big thing coming in government farm regulation: the produce safety rule.
While dumping fraudulent votes may give the appearance of rigorous oversight, the numbers raise a new mystery: where did those votes come from?
What's even clearer in the wake of Citizens United and Target's experience is that any corporation engaging in political activity without disclosure and a rigorous governance oversight process heightens its exposure to risk.
