The phrase "aggressive oversight" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where strict or intense monitoring and control are being discussed, often in relation to management or regulatory practices.
Example: "The company implemented aggressive oversight to ensure compliance with new regulations and to mitigate risks."
Alternatives: "strict supervision" or "intense monitoring".
He added, "There needs to be some more aggressive oversight from the City Hall and mayor's office level".
Recent studies on addicted doctors have shown that with five years of aggressive oversight, up to 85percentt stay clean.
And Senator Orrin G. Hatch, Republican of Utah, set the tone, saying, "There is a point at which aggressive oversight by this committee becomes counterproductive".
"Top officials did not always justify their freedom from aggressive oversight with a willingness to respect and implement their social duties".
We will rely on aggressive oversight that highlights the law's massive flaws and smart, targeted strikes that split the legislative coalition the president has relied upon to force his health care law on the American people.
Mr. Pitt has denied accusations by lawmakers that he buckled under pressure from the accounting profession, which objected to Mr. Biggs because he has been a voice for aggressive oversight of the profession.
In the absence of aggressive government oversight, pushback has come through the legal system.
"The question is, do we need stronger legislation, more aggressive regulatory oversight or both?" Mr. Leach said in an interview.
To Warner, if anything cried out for aggressive Congressional oversight — not simply a hearing room filled with news cameras but an independent bipartisan probe — Abu Ghraib was it.
Officials at the Securities and Exchange Commission offered the job to Mr. Biggs, the head of TIAA-CREF, the big pension fund, and a leading voice for aggressive accounting oversight.
Mr. Biggs is a strong supporter of aggressive accounting oversight and was selected after the first choice, Paul A. Volcker, turned down the post.
