The phrase 'oversee progress' is commonly used in written English.
You could use it when talking about a person or group that is charged with monitoring the advancement of a project or goal. For example: "The company appointed a manager to oversee progress on the new construction project."
Three faculty mentors and two SpaceX advisors oversee progress.
Beckham was an unused substitute that night while the more established Englishman at PSG helped oversee progress.
Last month, Princess Esra returned to Hyderabad from her base on an island off Istanbul, to oversee progress.
The offer came from emissaries who had been sent from a "big tent" of politicians meeting in Baghdad to choose members of an interim parliament, which will help oversee progress towards elections in January.
Incorporating goals and monitoring/reporting mechanisms into sustainability and climate action plans has the benefit of having a dedicated body or group to oversee progress, and has the potential for greater transparency and follow-through.
Students can now anonymously report hazing through a Web site; the university coordinates with the police to stay on top of allegations; band travel rules have been stiffened; and two high-level jobs were created to oversee progress in combating hazing.
Lessons are hosted by the Jesuit Refugee Service JRSS) at their community centre in Wapping, where Eva Boenders, its outreach and development coordinator, oversees progress at a basketball court around the corner.
Downing Street is expected to offer him an advisory role overseeing progress with school meals, although it is not clear whether he would accept.
Sir Alex Ferguson enjoyed pointing to the black and white photograph of José Iribar on the wall and regaling his audience with the story of how he scored past the Athletic Bilbao goalkeeper for Rangers in a 4-1 vinthey in the Fairs Cup in 1969 but overseeing progress against the same team as a manager, more than 40 years later, promises to be a much tougher task.
Each of the 110 was assigned a dementia care coordinator who oversaw progress and conducted a comprehensive assessment of needs, including whether or not a patient had a proper diagnosis, appropriate medications, behavior problems, untreated medical disorders such as high blood pressure, and hearing or vision concerns.
The Trial Management Group is responsible for overseeing progress of the trial.
