"general supervisor" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
For example: "The new hire was thrilled to be offered the position of general supervisor."
My son is a general supervisor in quality assurance.
The new general supervisor appointed Faruk Taifur, also from Hama, to be his deputy.
He ultimately become a general supervisor at Grand Central Terminal and retired at 61.
The old stacks, still standing but capped, are now "hood ornaments," said Heather Lentz, the general supervisor of operations.
When the general supervisor said he would fire her and call the police, Sutton continued until she was done.
Another example of her initiative was cited by her supervisor, Robert Kolacz, assistant general supervisor of the No. 7 and three B.M.T. lines.
AL and SB were general supervisors of the research group.
In general, supervisors had the highest mean BF knowledge scores, followed by HEWs and volunteers.
DT and RW are the general supervisors of the study and were involved in revising the manuscript.
MK and RT were involved in all parts of the article as general supervisors of the research groups.
Sup 7 Whilst, in general, supervisors reported personal benefit or professional responsibilities as the main reason for being a supervisor, providing a workforce was also a motivator.
