The phrase "also be overseen" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the supervision or management of a task or process, indicating that it is not only monitored but also included in oversight.
Example: "The project will not only be managed by the team leader but will also be overseen by the senior management."
Alternatives: "also be monitored" or "also be supervised".
This position will be supervised by the Director of Operations and Prize Programs, but work will also be overseen by the Award Administrator and Communications Manager.
Yet the gallery is extending the arrangements, and from this week Goyas and Canalettos in rooms 38 and 39 will also be overseen by one warder only.
The engineering and safety center, which should be operating within two or three months, will also be overseen by the office of safety and mission assurance at the National Aeronautics and Space Administration's headquarters.
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Representatives of the Chicago Mercantile Exchange and the Options Clearing Corporation say no, noting that access to the Fed meant they would also be overseen by the central bank, in addition to the Securities and Exchange Commission or the Commodities Futures Trading Commission.
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He will also be overseeing a divided government, with the legislature still under the control of the Nationalist Party.
He will also be overseeing the radical downsizing of G.M.'s work force as he is trying to reverse rising unemployment.
"Marry Me a Little" will be directed by Keen's artistic director, Jonathan Silverstein, who will also be overseeing the second production in the company's season, a revival of A. R. Gurney's drama "The Old Boy," from 1991.
Karp will also be overseeing BuzzFeed's existing content licensing partnerships, Kaufman said.
Hodge will also be overseeing Paktor Labs, where he'll be testing new ideas and acquiring other apps.
