"oversee issues" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to describe the act of supervising or being responsible for addressing a range of problems or concerns. Example: As the project manager, it is my duty to oversee issues that arise and find solutions to ensure the project stays on track.
Some coaches check in with the student on a daily basis and oversee issues relating to organizational skills, time management, hygiene or stress; in other cases, they simply provide mentoring and friendship.
Within the board, special responsibility falls on the outside directors, whose job is to cast a skeptical eye on management and to oversee issues that speak to the company's credibility, including its financial audits.
One of the most difficult issues involved a plan to establish a joint body, made up of local Kashmiri leaders, Indians, and Pakistanis, to oversee issues that affected populations on both sides of the Line of Control, such as water rights.
They call for adding clauses to international treaties and an international convention to oversee issues of agency and identity: defining prohibited actions, regulating the military use of neural technology, and educating people on the potential effects on mood, personality, and sense of self.
The United Nations Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues, one of three bodies with a mandate to oversee issues related to indigenous peoples, held its first session in 2002.
Ms. Roberts oversaw issues like lease negotiations and building upkeep.
The chairman of a subcommittee that oversees issues related to climate change, Representative John Shimkus of Illinois is — you guessed it — a climate-change denier.
As a result, it is unlikely ethics rules would bar him from overseeing issues related to chemicals manufactured by companies he has conducted research for.
"First and foremost, the U.S.D.A. should not be relying on a private animal welfare charity to do its job for them," said Paul Shapiro, who oversees issues involving farm-animal abuse for the Humane Society.
For the last 15 years of his tenure at Lowey Dannenberg Bemporad and Selinger, my father was a managing partner, assuming various administrative roles and overseeing issues with his staff.
Former Representative Mike Rogers, Republican of Michigan, who served as chairman of the House Intelligence Committee and was once a special agent in the F.B.I., is overseeing issues related to national security, including the intelligence agencies and the Department of Homeland Security.
