"handle oversight" is a perfectly correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used when referring to taking responsibility for the oversight of certain matters in a company or organization. For example: "The Head of Human Resources is tasked with handling oversight of employee benefits and salary negotiations."
The White House is hiring more lawyers to handle oversight investigations from the new Congress, even as the president sets up a re-election headquarters in Chicago and considers ways to streamline operations inside the West Wing.
Telecom executives and analysts from India and around the world accuse India's communications ministry of being out of touch with the industry, and too bureaucratic to handle oversight of a fast-growing, technology-heavy industry.
And it was such a stark contrast to the way they handled Oversight when Clinton was president.
The firm is inappropriate to handle the oversight project, "particularly since we are funding it with B.P.A. money," she said.
He noted that a big-firm lawyer might have a conflict of interest in handling the oversight, as big firms are more likely to have represented one or some of the corporations clamoring for their money back.
It recommends that the communications regulator Ofcom should handle all regulatory oversight of the broadcaster.
She belonged in a 1950s, single-breadwinner family model, where the mother was there to handle the domestic oversight and just needed some help with ironing.
Finally, universities with medical schools seem to have a better handle on administrative oversight of postdocs than do universities without medical schools.
To handle the supervision, A.I.D. is farming out most of the oversight.
Department officials, meanwhile, said the impetus for the suspension was not the polar bear paper, but Dr. Monnett's handling of contract oversight.
A Harvard-trained lawyer, Ms. Birnbaum worked as counsel for the National Wildlife Federation before going to work for the House Natural Resources Committee, where she handled legislative and oversight activities for the Interior Department, Forest Service and electric power marketing administrations, according to her official biography.
