The phrase "oversee and managed" is not grammatically correct.
It is missing a subject or object for the verb "managed." If it was rewritten as "oversee and manage," then it would be correct and usable in written English. The phrase means to supervise and handle a task or project. Example: As the project manager, I will oversee and manage all aspects of the construction project to ensure it is completed on time and within budget.
How will the School oversee and manage all of this?
The new leadership realized that it was important to have a private real estate operator oversee and manage the retail.
"In fact," Tremlett writes, "it was Franco's own men who would, largely, oversee and manage" the transition.
During his tenure, he oversaw United Parcel's initial sale of stock to the public in 1999 and broadened the company's range of services to include those that oversee and manage inventory and distribution and that provide loans.
Embracing a philosophy of "nothing for us without us", the innovative fund is governed by sex workers, who sit alongside donor representatives on the committees that oversee and manage its work.
The federal government will now have to oversee and manage a bailout of enormous magnitude involving complex mortgage-backed securities so byzantine in their structure that even Wall Street experts cannot appraise their value.
"While many other group leaders also oversee and manage operations, Baghdadi asserts his role through providing guidance and holding meetings with leadership," said a senior United States military official with access to classified briefings on the Islamic State.
FTSE 100 companies are obliged to comply with a series of principles on how directors should oversee and manage their businesses, set out in the combined code on corporate governance.
Former Senator Sam Nunn, a Democrat from neighboring Georgia, issued a statement warning: "Simple mistakes -- whether committed by those who oversee and manage the elections or those who vote in them -- are common and cannot be seized upon as a pretext to invalidate the result.
In a Commons statement, the prime minister said: "Lord Patten will, on my behalf, oversee and manage government preparations for the visit alongside the arrangements being made by the Catholic Bishops Conferences.
