The phrase "are now supervised" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that someone or something is currently under supervision or oversight.
Example: "The students are now supervised during their study hours to ensure they stay focused."
Alternatives: "are currently monitored" or "are now under observation."
"This means that an extra 50,000 extra people are now supervised, an increase of around 25%. Reoffending rates are highest for those serving short prison sentences.
Mr. Bernanke repeatedly advocated revamping federal oversight of financial institutions, which are now supervised by a patchwork of federal agencies that monitor different functions and, he said, never get a full picture of a company's overall financial health.
"The relationship has always been a challenging one and since May of this year voluntary cooperation has been significantly reduced and all requests for new material are now supervised by the courts," London Police Assistant Commissioner Cressida Dick told lawmakers shortly afterwards.
You can see this in sports, for example, where retired superstars often find it difficult to coach or manage successfully because they are now supervising lesser mortals that weren't blessed with the same degree of innate talent.
It's an ongoing criminal investigation, and also it's now supervised by the Independent Police Complaints Commission.
First Financial is now supervised by the Federal Reserve and is required to obtain approval from the government for any change in directors or officers.
In response to a question about Mr Tully's comments, Mr Hogan-Howe told the BBC: "There's some difficulty in me talking about it, there's an on-going criminal investigation, and also it's now supervised by the Independent Police Complaints Commission.
Arrests and executions were now supervised by Naevius Sutorius Macro.
She is now supervising graduate students who are researching dissertations on collecting, in the ancient world and now.
Despite the controversy, Dr. Mikovits is now supervising some lab work as part of a large government-sponsored study being spearheaded by Dr. Ian Lipkin, a leading Columbia University virologist.
The organisation, which operates from three marinas – Bandar al-Rowdha, Wave-Muscat and Mussanah – is now supervising the construction of a fourth centre at Sur.
