"oversight procedures" is a correct and usable phrase in written English, and can be used in any context where it is relevant.
For example, "The management team were instructed to implement rigorous oversight procedures to ensure compliance with the regulations."
"California has very weak oversight procedures as far as allowing an institution to operate within its borders.
A spokesman for the State Department of Environmental Conservation said that the agency had cooperated in the investigation and would incorporate its findings into its future oversight procedures.
Dr. Bruce C. Vladeck, who was appointed interim president in March, said through a spokeswoman that university officials were already moving to tighten their oversight procedures.
"However, subsequent to those reviews," the statement said, "the department adopted new and more restrictive policies and improved oversight procedures for interrogation and detention operations".
Mr. Eide said it was important that Mr. Karzai review election oversight procedures and investigate the involvement of government officials in facilitating the fraud.
The bank and 13 other firms signed an agreement with banking regulators on Wednesday to overhaul their foreclosure operations and adopt new oversight procedures.
If someone gathers the courage to leave an abusive marriage, shouldn't there be oversight and procedures to protect him/her from being revictimized, and punished, by a retaliatory spouse?
Blinding and equipoise are strictly maintained through clear protocols, assessor training, and oversight of procedure by the Principal Investigator.
Those ideas could meet resistance from the examiners' union, and they also seem to ensure added layers of oversight, paperwork and procedures.
Among other things, planning, oversight and competitive procedures were tightened after some of the earliest postwar contracts, awarded without competition to companies including Halliburton, were tainted by evidence of waste and overcharging.
Dr. Winter said that officials of the minerals service, which was reorganized after the accident and renamed the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management, Regulation and Enforcement, had failed to put in place the oversight and the procedures that could have prevented the blast and saved lives.
