'allow oversight' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to express the idea of allowing someone to examine or inspect something, typically for the purpose of checking that rules or standards are being met. For example: "The company has decided to allow oversight of our operations by an independent auditor."
Proximity not only allows oversight (pests can be tackled quickly, diseases nipped in the bud) but also creates opportunity for flights of fancy.
Many Egyptian NGO workers have quit their jobs or fled the country.Even those groups willing to submit to laws that allow intrusive oversight have a new fear.
That means that we must, step by step as things go forward, give up more powers to Europe as well and allow Europe oversight possibilities".
To that end, they pushed for legislation to allow public oversight on water sales that occur outside of the city's corporate limits.
Specifically, the bill would allow the oversight board to circumvent the Municipal Employee Relations Act, a state law that requires contract disputes between unions and the government to be resolved by an independent arbitration panel, whose decisions are binding.
The administration asked Congress to move quickly on legislation that would allow federal oversight of many kinds of exotic instruments, including credit-default swaps, the insurance contracts that caused the near-collapse of the American International Group.
Among the changes is that trials must be registered with the sponsoring institution before they begin, to allow proper oversight.
The provision allows federal oversight of election law changes in some places.
The party is trying to harness popular anger against graft by allowing some oversight online, either through the microblogging site Weibo or the new "informant pages".
