The phrase "as supervision" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to the act of overseeing or managing something, but it lacks context to be usable.
Example: "The project was completed successfully, as supervision was provided throughout the process."
Alternatives: "under supervision" or "with oversight".
"We do not have such a thing as supervision over the leader".
Internal security, such as supervision, wire mesh cages, partitions with lockable gates and security cabinets should be used for the storage of high value and easily portable property.
Earlier this year, Mr. Carey took on new duties at BBDO Worldwide, while relinquishing his co-chief executive duties, as well as supervision of, BBDO New York.
The position involves consultation and collaboration with clinical researchers as well as supervision of master's level analytic staff and the teaching of statistical/epidemiological principles to clinical researchers.
And if you see the short video segment, you can assume that the objects in the first frame are the same as the objects in the frame two seconds later, and use that as supervision, instead of actual label dog.
But schools that do should insist that they will provide credit for work only if it meets their educational standards; only if they are consulted on matters such as supervision and on-the-job training; and only if their representatives are allowed to inspect the places of employment.
Media firms must dance skilfully "between the party line and the bottom line", in the memorable phrase of Zhao Yuezhi, an analyst of the Chinese media scene.Officially the state permits watchdog journalism, known as "supervision by public opinion", but in practice news outlets are wary of offending local party officials.
"New skills are needed," such as supervision of PhDs and leadership, pointed out O'Carroll.
"The value-add of the human worker will focus on essentially enduring human skills such as supervision, creativity and emotional intelligence," says Householder.
This task refers to a usage scenario where early detection is critical, such as supervision and automation of operator-assisted calls [1, 2].
That program, known as Supervision to Aid Reentry (STAR), initially launched in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania.
