"oversee projects" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe the task of supervising or managing a specific project or projects. Example: "As the project manager, Sarah was responsible for overseeing projects and ensuring they were completed on time and within budget."
Col. Jane Crichton, a military spokeswoman in Afghanistan, said the contracting command here had recently introduced quality assurance experts and policy guidelines to better oversee projects.
Shutting AmeriCorps means Habitat for Humanity will lose those AmeriCorps workers and find it harder to oversee projects and recruit volunteer builders.
It would also exempt many areas from the growth limit and create the post of development czar, appointed by the mayor, to oversee projects.
With a fellow Brown student Mr. Jaar recently expanded the record label into Clown & Sunset Aesthetics, a "culture house" that will oversee projects from the forthcoming album by his Goth-inflected new band Darkside to films.
While continuing to oversee projects, Safdie served as director of the urban design program (1978 84) and professor of architecture and urban design (1984 89) at the Harvard University Graduate School of Design.
In 1998, a stroke left him paralyzed and unable to speak, but working from his home he continued to oversee projects being carried out by his associates in Sri Lanka and India.
As prime contractor, Boeing receives a $1.6 billion three-year contract to oversee project development.
Mr. Walji also oversees projects focused on Open Government, Transparency and Accountability.
However, he said, the mayor created the Department of Design and Construction, which oversees projects for 21 agencies, to streamline procedures.
I brought Carlos over to a woman who oversees projects for nearly 10 villages.
She helps find new business and oversees project teams.
