"receive supervision" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used when referring to someone who is being monitored or guided by a superior or authority figure. Example: "All employees are required to receive supervision from their managers in order to ensure the quality of their work."
While some experts said Texas should be commended for not warehousing such offenders where they cannot get treatment, they questioned the logic of releasing them without ensuring that they receive supervision.
The women will report regularly to court and will be visited several times weekly by case managers to make sure they receive supervision and guidance about jobs, education, their homes and children.
In addition to the support they find from their peers during workshops, they also work one-on-one with a faculty mentor and receive supervision from the program director.
Resident psychiatrists receive supervision weekly.
During the execution of the CCP nurses receive supervision.
Facilities at the district and regional levels receive supervision every three and six months, respectively.
Group four (3MS, 3 per week, minimally supervised) followed the same program as 3MS, but received supervision only during the initial week.
More than 90% had received supervision from the PHCU and, on average, HEWs had been supervised by the PHCU on five occasions.
Participants in all trials used pressure garments and received supervision; no trials used high-intensity weight training.
This Fellow supports Violence Prevention and Response (VPR) by working closely with multiple members of the VPR team, and receiving supervision from the Lead Advocate for VPR.
Second, group therapists received supervision throughout the trial by a licensed psychotherapist specialized in CBT for SAD.
