The phrase "all supervised" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to indicate that something is under supervision or oversight, often in relation to activities or processes.
Example: "The experiments were conducted in a controlled environment, ensuring that all supervised activities adhered to safety protocols."
Alternatives: "fully monitored" or "entirely overseen".
All supervised by Dean Godson". Yet during 2006 and 2007 Godson oversaw a much more contentious Policy Exchange investigation, into the availability of "extremist literature" in British mosques.
It's all supervised by Rabbi Horowitz, a fourth-generation Hasidic rabbi, whose extracurricular activities include putting together a history of matzo in America as part of the historical organization he founded, American Jewish Legacy.
But the state was still unhappy, and last year a new law came in that required a written log recording all supervised practice time with an adult, as well as 18 months of driving without violations.
Since telepsychiatry was introduced decades ago, video conferencing has been an increasingly accepted way to reach patients in hospitals, prisons, veterans' health care facilities and rural clinics -- all supervised sites.
It includes all supervised, semi-supervised, transfer learning, hybrid and unsupervised techniques having a single target domain known prior to analysis.
In all, supervised learning algorithms enable context-aware applications and systems to keep a trace of their previous observed experiences in the form of trained classes of context and employ them to dynamically learn the parameters of the stochastic context models (a pattern that may be analyzed statistically but not predicted precisely).
But after the ceremony, in a break from tradition that is becoming increasingly common, about two-thirds of the 240 students traveled by bus to a supervised all-night party at which alcohol and drugs were banned.
Then they all began a supervised 12-week exercise program, during which they visited the university lab five times a week and walked or jogged on a treadmill for 45 minutes at a moderately vigorous pace (about 65 to 70 percent of their individual aerobic maximum).
Approximately half of those receiving the intervention completed all 16 supervised exercise sessions (mean=12) and all 8 unsupervised sessions (self-reported brisk walking; mean=6).
It seems that the accuracy of results obtained does not depend on the classification algorithm, since the best models chosen using the statistical test are built using all the different supervised classification algorithms tested.
Nope! You'll need to take the EPPP (Examination for Professional Practice in Psychology), create a dossier of all your work, and nail down all your supervised work hours.
