The phrase "about supervising" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing topics or matters related to the act of overseeing or managing a task or group.
Example: "We had a meeting to talk about supervising the new interns and ensuring they receive proper training."
Alternatives: "regarding supervision" or "concerning oversight".
They share their ideas and insights about supervising a doctorate.
Mr. Fouque himself is a 69-year-old showman who wears a wide-brimmed gray hat as he bustles about supervising a staff of 10 craftsmen.
Mr. Hills, who said the bill faced an "uncertain fate" in Congress this month, declared the commission's main goal was the authority to see what state regulators were doing about supervising advisers.
If an adjunct faculty member is approached by a student about supervising an independent study and is interested in learning more, she/he should contact the SIPA Office of Academic Affairs.
Whether patrolling the pristine dunescapes of Cape Cod National Seashore, the potentially treacherous waters of Cape Cod Bay and the Atlantic, or the man-made wilds of Provincetown, wearing a badge on most of the cape is less about crime-fighting or life-saving than it is about supervising playtime for Mr. and Ms. America.
We do not learn about supervising, training or managing the close relationships within our business until we are fully entrenched in it.
According to ILO recommendations, Brazil would need about 5,000 inspectors supervising the labour market [54].
Umm, hang on, this is the first I've heard about anyone supervising our conversation - and in any case, The Observer wouldn't have agreed to it.
I still wanted a job in music so a friend told me about music supervising in movies and TV.
Especially early in the clerkship, observation enabled students to learn more about their supervising GP as a professional and as an individual.
If the group is large, meet together at first of each study and then break down into smaller groups (5 or 6 persons for example) with an appointed leader; keep doors between rooms open and walk about quietly, but noticeably supervising, for this discussion to have more focus and participation.
