The phrase "careful oversight" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you need to express that something has been carefully monitored. For example: "The project was completed with careful oversight from the entire team."
Sound judgment and careful oversight are essential.
But these uncertainties alone justify more careful oversight.
They also wanted it to exercise careful oversight over the executive branch.
Evidence produced in a series of lawsuits, too, suggests that hospices may need more careful oversight.
Despite careful oversight, even virtual worlds are not immune to financial chicanery.
Without careful oversight, financial markets tend naturally toward excess and crisis.
While some of the comments were political and from leaders of countries that also spy with great energy against their allies, there was a new tone of disappointment with President Obama and concern that the American intelligence system had become too large for careful political oversight.
The chairman also says that regulators must do their jobs, maintaining "careful scrutiny and oversight so that unsafe and unsound practices do not threaten our economy".
It can work well in some cases, but most of us who champion peer-to-peer learning know that it requires careful attention and oversight.
"I have concluded," Judge Pollak wrote, "that arrangements which, subject to careful trial court oversight, are felt to be sufficiently reliable in England, ought likewise to be found sufficiently reliable in the federal courts of the United States, subject to similar measures of trial court oversight.
His irritation wasn't even really aimed, Mr Jagdeo later said, at Robert Zoellick, president of the World Bank, who was sitting in the front row of the audience, though it seems that much of the delay he objects to is due to passing the money through the careful checks and oversights of the World Bank system.
