'mutual supervision' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a situation in which two or more people observe, watch, or monitor each other. For example, "We agreed to a system of mutual supervision in order to ensure that tasks were completed on time."
It's not a promising starting point for agreeing on earlier, mutual fiscal supervision to ensure that much-flouted E.U. rules on public deficits and debts are actually respected.
Contextual space was also determined by the time available for supervision, mutual observation and feedback, and the patient mix seen by students.
Some representatives, in fact, are also considering whether a new regulatory body is needed for mutual funds to replace supervision by the Securities and Exchange Commission.
He said: We have a very strong national interest in them either resolving a successful eurozone or breaking up in a smooth rather than chaotic fashion and if they are going to make it successful they need to go very strongly towards greater integration, mutual deposit insurance, banking supervision and some category of joint eurobonds.
Last, mutual professional support through supervision is an essential element to improve quality and inter-professional cooperation.
In addition to the supervision and mutual support of staff involved in linkage roles mentioned above, other factors were also described as supporting partnership formation.
The justice secretary has invited private companies, charities and probation "mutuals" to bid to take over the supervision of 225,000 medium and low-risk offenders on a payment-by-results basis.
One involved access to advice for the project participants from a qualified clinician; no other training or supervision was reported for studies of mutual support interventions.
If references seem unwieldy, church contacts or mutual acquaintances might bring together those who need some supervision and those who need a place to live.
