'guide and supervise' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a supervisor's role in overseeing and supporting employees. For example, "The foreman was responsible for guiding and supervising the construction workers."
By the second term of study, a committee consisting of the adviser and one additional faculty member is formed to guide and supervise the candidate's research.
Committing to your own daily practice consistently and developing a solid relationship with a teacher who can support, guide, and supervise your work are vital.
The IPH would also guide and supervise public-health activities at the district and municipal levels.
This capacity is necessary to identify the right patients, to guide and supervise them, and to perform volumetry correctly.
In addition to the control input from the doctor over a human-computer interface, information from a binocular vision system is used to guide and supervise the operation.
Many respondents felt that training in rural areas would not be a problem if there were facilities provided at the rural areas, and more so if the lecturers were willing to guide and supervise them during their stay.
Vicki Gardner, an owner of Alaska Heliskiing, which operates tours and a school for guides, and supervised the trip on the day of the March 2012 avalanche, said she had not seen Clark's film and could not comment on the Dodovs' charges that the group "was not informed about the dangerous snow conditions" that day and that the search-and-rescue response was "slow and inadequate".
RC guided and supervised the whole project.
YS guided and supervised the overall project.
APF guided and supervised the study, assisted in the interpretation of findings, and drafted the manuscript.
HD analyzed the data and guided and supervised the design and participated in writing and finalizing the paper.
