The phrase "actively supervise" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone is required to monitor or oversee an activity or group closely and attentively.
Example: "Teachers are expected to actively supervise their students during recess to ensure safety."
Alternatives: "closely monitor" or "engage in oversight".
I offer these suggestions: Train teachers and paraprofessionals, or both, to anticipate and recognize the signs of bullying, and then assign them to actively supervise lunch periods.
Within the FAQs, it is clear that the DOL expects firms to go beyond relying on written policies and procedures and actively supervise adviser behavior.
The U.N. Security Council could step up its participation by appointing an international high representative who would actively supervise the interim Iraqi government until the first round of elections.
Now, a company that hires a contractor to staff its facilities may be considered a so-called joint employer of the workers at that facility, even if it does not actively supervise them.
Based on these findings, educational interventions should remind parents/caregivers to keep items off the floor and stairs to avoid tripping hazards, actively supervise younger children carrying infants/toddlers, and avoid using baby carriers (car seats, bouncy seats) to carry children outside of their intended purpose (in motor vehicles, stationary floor surfaces).
Additionally, the statistics dashboard allows administrators to actively supervise the performed work, providing valuable information regarding curation time and the amount of concepts and relations per article and user.
African and Western diplomats, along with U.N. officials, actively supervised negotiations to end the war.
Today, no one at the department actively supervises multibillion-dollar cleanup projects that are let out to contractors.
Frustrated investigators, the records show, began scrutinizing the project's $4 million price tag in 1999, according to the records, and questioned Mr. Weissman, who told them he had helped with the project, but had not actively supervised it.
The club program is actively supervised by the Coordinator of Club Sports, but the emphasis is on student interest and leadership to initiate, organize, and conduct the respective clubs.
Here, it was the Board, not Roth, that decided back in November 2002 that it needed to "find a home for [the] company". The Board actively supervised Roth's negotiations.
