The phrase "additional supervision" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the need for more oversight or guidance in a particular situation or task.
Example: "Due to the complexity of the project, we will require additional supervision to ensure everything is completed correctly."
Alternatives: "extra oversight" or "further monitoring".
But even with additional supervision, Mr. Wolosky said, he doubts the assaults could have been prevented.
They may well be the stars of the future, but while they are developing their experience and confidence they will require additional supervision, mentoring and case co-working.
The commission initially fought to exempt European auditors active in the United States from registering with the American regulator, the oversight board, arguing that similar supervision in Europe would make additional supervision in the United States unnecessary.
If found guilty of the motor vehicle theft, the boy could be sentenced to up to two years at the Training School for Boys at Jamesburg, Mr. Nearey said, but it is far more likely he will either be sent home with additional supervision or remanded to a residential program run by the State Division of Youth and Family Services.
Despite the additional supervision, Beth continued to refuse to eat and three months after being admitted to the unit in December 2012 she was detained under section 3 of the 1983 Mental Health Act.
In order to overcome the above mentioned shortcomings, it is proposed to augment the basic ROCOV based protection scheme with additional supervision by an under voltage element and by incorporating directional properties to the ROCOV relay through local and remote measurements.
In many schools this is likely to result in the need for additional staff supervision to maintain good behaviour and avoid bullying".
Future iterations should consider alternate ways to develop local trainers, either by repeating the course multiple times, providing additional clinical supervision and accompaniment before or after the course, and/or pairing the certificate program with residency training, so that local residency-trained EPs could ultimately run the certificate course.
They were all successfully self-managed, suggesting that additional intensive supervision is not required for safe application of closed loop.
Together these findings suggest a need for additional training, supervision, and equipment to encourage providers to perform inductions and assisted vaginal deliveries and avoid unnecessary CS deliveries.
This will require additional training, supervision, and feedback for providers at referral as well as EmONC facilities, along with essential equipment and supplies, to ensure that they follow evidence-based recommendations for CS deliveries and use good technique.
