The phrase "a structure to oversee" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an organization or system designed to monitor or manage a particular process or activity.
Example: "The committee was established as a structure to oversee the implementation of the new policy."
Alternatives: "an organization to supervise" or "a framework to manage".
Conservative Democrats in the Senate are wary of creating a new bureaucratic regulatory structure to oversee a newly-created national exchange -- preferring instead to rely on already existing state regulatory bodies.
Thus on July 14th, the government said that it is setting up a "unified command" structure to oversee state-level efforts to fight against the rebels, using the expertise of a former army general, and increased army logistical support and helicopters.
The foul-ups bred concern about the adequacy of the nation's nuclear safeguards, prompted then-Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates to fire the Air Force's civilian and military leaders, and resulted in a reorganized command structure to oversee nuclear missiles and bombers.
Los Angeles County supervisors called on the state Tuesday to set up a new regulatory structure to oversee natural gas storage facilities like the one in Aliso Canyon that has been leaking for the past two months.
"What's appalling about the N.Y.R.A. is that repeated and overwhelming evidence of criminal conduct did not spur this management to fundamentally change its behavior," Mr. Spitzer said, adding, "It is now time to begin anew and put in place an entirely different structure to oversee racetracks in New York".
The challenge facing New York State and Mr. Pataki is to provide housing alternatives on the needed scale and the structure to oversee the private-sector companies.
Contrary to Republican dogma, the exceedingly complicated Clinton plan would not have nationalized the health care system; it would have required employers to provide insurance and created regulatory structures to oversee benefits and premiums).
Richard Moore, the North Carolina treasurer, who with Mr. Angelides and Mr. McCall organized the meeting, said the states had not devised the necessary structures to oversee their vast holdings of stock.
It's just another layer of national oversight on subjects that should be left to existing institutional oversight committees, said Rick. "Separate special structures" to oversee stem cell research still smack of political motivations.
"It'll be very much an organisational role - a lot of fencers feel they need structure, somebody to oversee everything who makes sure everybody can train at their best".
