"highly supervised" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe a situation or activity that is closely monitored and controlled by an authority figure or group. Example: The children's playground was highly supervised by the attentive teachers, ensuring the safety and well-being of all the young students.
Although the intervention in this study will be highly supervised, it lends itself to being performed at a lower level of supervision in practice, and part of the program is already designed to be undertaken in the home setting.
How can a highly supervised child be transformed into an independent learner?
Highly Supervised My supervisor is a '70s girl who took any drug offered and dropped a lot of acid.
About the only aspect of camp life to display that rigidity was swimming in the river Oka (three minutes per group, highly supervised).
This will include 5,000 people with type 2 diabetes who will be invited to take part in a highly supervised trial of VLCDs.
The common storyline was this: the e-mail account was created for a young, highly supervised child — and it's that same child, several years later, who's leveraging something his parents don't think about much anymore into something they didn't expect.
Without re-initialization, errors in the background accumulate over time, making this method useful only in highly-supervised, short-term tracking applications without significant changes in the scene.
"The position is highly-supervised, working within a team, but we look for all our staff to show the capability of working independently and would expect an ambitious graduate to want to display the full range of their abilities in the hope of demonstrating their value to the business.
Even if paramedics or other prehospital care providers are expertly trained, highly-skilled, highly-experienced and highly-supervised performers of intubation for both adults and children, their ventilatory techniques may still adversely affect outcome [ 25, 37- 39].
Exercise interventions vary considerably from brief instructions of home-based exercises to highly structured, supervised exercise sessions on strength equipment (Conn et al, 2006).
The structured diagnostic interview was completed by highly trained and supervised psychometricians from interviews with the parent, usually the mother.
