"continuous oversight" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the constant monitoring or supervision of a situation, process, or activity. Example: The company's success can be attributed to the CEO's continuous oversight, ensuring that all operations run smoothly and efficiently.
Without energetic prodding and continuous oversight, smaller communities are not likely to move quickly.
"Throughout the process, regulators provided continuous oversight, guidance and were available to discuss issues".
But the long-range goal, in this country and abroad, has been permanent storage underground, in geological formations that will help keep the wastes isolated without the need for continuous oversight from governments that will vanish long before the wastes have lost their potency hundreds of thousands of years from now.
ensure continuous oversight and monitoring of local activities by state and central role players.
Some scholars contend that a risk parity portfolio requires strong management and continuous oversight to reduce the potential for negative consequences as a result of leverage and allocation building in the form of buying and selling of assets to keep dollar holdings at predetermined and equalized risk levels.
This instability impedes the platform's ability to function beyond a short amount of time without continuous oversight and maintenance by trained technical personnel.
About 16.7 % NECS indicated that they needed to strengthen their capacities for continuous review, oversight, auditing, monitoring and evaluation.
A time series cohort study demonstrated reduced mortality, complications, and length of stay in a community hospital surgical intensive care unit (ICU) with continuous intensivist oversight via telemedicine [ 38].
Unskilled, semi-skilled and now skilled workers can look forward to being tagged to monitor their movements and bathroom breaks, oversight by "continuous improvement managers", zero union protection, zero holiday pay, zero job security, zero hours contracts.
The invasive "cure" of continuous military action without oversight exercised by the people is truly worse than the disease, for it's a "cure" that violates our Constitution and weakens our body politic.
Since then there is continuous discussion whether governmental regulation and oversight is really necessary or that chemical companies can take their own responsibility to guarantee safety, health, and environment.
