The phrase "additional layers of oversight" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the implementation of extra measures or controls to monitor or manage a process or system.
Example: "To ensure compliance with regulations, the organization has decided to implement additional layers of oversight in its operations."
Alternatives: "extra levels of supervision" or "further tiers of review".
An additional layer of oversight has been built in since then, with Bosworth was put in charge of the company's consumer hardware ambitions with Oculus as a central pillar.
Also, if an ox died, the plan's local head was responsible for buying a new animal on behalf of the policyholder rather than the policyholder receiving compensation directly, which would have required an additional layer of oversight.
Given that ICUs now make up 30percentt of a hospital's cost, largely because they care for the sickest patients and a rising number of baby boomers, the command center's additional layer of oversight has begun to pay dividendsfor CHS.
"The additional layer of oversight could lead researchers to leave the state or not come in the first place," she said.
This provides an additional layer of oversight, which helps to ensure that appropriate modes of approach are made to patients who have given 'consent for contact' when the topic of research is sensitive (eg, researchers might be required to talk to the treating clinician before contacting the patient).
Graham also told the Rotary audience that he believes the drone program "has been very effective" and is against adding additional layers of judicial oversight.
There are several efforts underway to add additional layers of data security oversight at the federal level too.
The question remains, though: How long will it take for enterprises in all industries, from banking and finance to health care and retail, to figure out a way to add this additional layer of security oversight?
The decision to scrap Prudential's designation removes an additional layer of regulatory oversight, potentially saving the life insurer millions of dollars annually in compliance costs.
