"implementation oversight" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to supervision or monitoring of the implementation of something, such as a plan or policy. For example, "The implementation oversight committee will meet weekly to review progress."
In her capacity as COO, Hilka is accountable for the design, implementation, oversight and ongoing enhancement of the firm's operations, financial management, human resources and compliance.
Among them, Zhejian Quhua Hospital took a leading role in the questionnaire design, and implementation, oversight, and summarization of the study.
The Conference will focus on two specific issues: 1) "Protecting children from violence" with the focus on the legislative and oversight role of the Parliaments and linking with the Council of Europe campaign against violence, and 2) "Investing in good start in life for the most vulnerable children" with the focus on parliament's role in budget allocation and implementation oversight.
But the reasons for this have not been made explicit to differentiate between policy-making, implementation, and oversight.
Yet, there is limited guidance for the development and implementation of oversight committees for psychosocial, behavioral intervention, and observational studies.
The board should be actively involved in the development, implementation and oversight of a thoughtful long-term strategy and the communication of this strategy to investors.
"A flawed idea, self-enrichment by employees, inadequately designed controls, poor implementation, inattentive oversight, simple and not-so-simple accounting mistakes, and overreaching in a culture that appears to have encouraged pushing the limits".
The transactions, which resulted in the collapse of the company, were caused by "a flawed idea, self-enrichment by employees, inadequately designed controls, poor implementation, inattentive oversight, simple (and not so simple) accounting mistakes, and overreaching in a culture that appears to have encouraged pushing the limits," the report says.
The tragic consequences of the related-party transactions and accounting errors were the result of failures at many levels and by many people: a flawed idea, self-enrichment by employees, inadequately designed controls, poor implementation, inattentive oversight, simple (and not-so-simple) accounting mistakes, and overreaching in a culture that appears to have encouraged pushing the limits.
He also chairs the FAS graduate curricular committee on higher degrees in medical sciences; directs the Harvard Therapeutics Graduate Program; and coordinates the design, development, implementation and oversight of the master's degree programs at HMS. Golan also serves as special advisor to the dean on global programs at HMS.
