The phrase "have a supervision" is not a complete sentence and is not a properly formed English phrase. You may be thinking of "have a supervision session" or "have supervision." In the context of a job or school, you could use this sentence: "I'm having a supervision session with my supervisor later today."
Every six weeks or so my colleagues and I have a clinical supervision session to examine our practices and the way we look after patients.
I never was a girl, so I couldn't say for sure, but I think it's probably good for them to have a little supervision — responsibility and discipline, you know?
If you are a teen then you should have an adults supervision.
The saucepan will get extremely hot! Children should have an adults supervision while melting the chocolate and butter.
Brokerage firms must have a system of supervision "reasonably designed to prevent and detect violations by their employees".
All staff should have a period of supervision and fulfil a competency-based training scheme within their hospital.
If you are young, and outside alone, have a parent's supervision.
12 It is therefore important that Malawi's CCM program work to ensure the consistency of drug supply and frequency of supervision; a survey of CCM clinics in September and October 2009 found that only 69% of HSAs had all the necessary drugs in stock and only 38% of HSAs had a CCM supervision visit in the three months before the survey.
The president has announced that the Federal Reserve, America's central bank, is to have a bigger role in supervision.
Because a new, independent agency would not have a direct role in supervision or market monitoring it would be handicapped in understanding the types of information needed to monitor systemic risks and supervise key financial institutions, he said.
