The phrase "and supervisors in the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a group that includes supervisors within a specific setting or organization.
Example: "The meeting will include managers and supervisors in the department to discuss the new policy changes."
Alternatives: "and managers within the" or "and overseers in the".
The bonus proposal covers 233 senior managers, managers and supervisors in the United States.
Even when trained interpreters are available, officers and supervisors in the field often failed to call on them.
Many officers and supervisors in the police department viewed the video in the past year but did not report it, the authorities said.
All probation/parole officers and supervisors in the participating office were invited to attend; research centers had the option to invite staff from other agencies (e.g., law enforcement, treatment providers) as interest warrants.
The portfolio primarily had an educational impact through making explicit the expectations of registrars and supervisors in the workplace.
In addition, almost 2500 job opportunities were created for facilitators and supervisors in the target governorates as well as for members of the Technical Secretariat of the NCCM.
Nor did Joseph Chastain, a second lieutenant and supervisor in the supply squadron.
He has held the positions of executive director, director, manager and supervisor in the corporate controller's department.
But Mr. Slauson, who worked full-time there, said he had no memory of Mr. Bush, as did Willard G. Hill, then a sergeant and supervisor in the personnel section.
"But you know," he said, "at that time who was George Bush?" The closest any officer came to recalling Mr. Bush's presence at the 187th was Robert L. Ficquette, another captain and supervisor in the communications unit.
The students and supervisors in our study used email, mobile phones, Skype and Dropbox; some used social media like Twitter.
