"regulatory supervision" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to governmental or organizational oversight based on established rules, guidelines, or practices. For example, "The Financial Conduct Authority is the body responsible for providing regulatory supervision of the financial services industry in the UK."
In 2007 AmicusHorizon was placed in regulatory supervision.
Sites such as MadBid have almost no regulatory supervision.
Riggs, under regulatory supervision, began overhauling its monitoring systems a year ago.
It added that strict regulatory supervision and improvements in compliance and transparency were critical for the institute's future.
Greater competition, coupled with sounder regulatory supervision, would help accomplish that.
Because it was not officially a bank, it faced less regulatory supervision.
Specific policy and implementation issues include ACT packaging and pricing, supply logistics, regulatory oversight and supervision, training, monitoring drug safety, and behavior change and communication.
He was only permitted to see some regulatory data under supervision and was not allowed to make any copies.
"As one of the major exchanges in the world, we believe that our market surveillance and financial supervision regulatory capabilities are part of the brand identity that we have created".
"By focusing too narrowly on U.S. regulatory policy and supervision, ignoring international parallels, emphasizing only arguments for greater regulation, failing to prioritize the causes and failing to distinguish sufficiently between causes and effects, the majority's report is unbalanced and leads to incorrect conclusions," they write.
The participation and perspectives of health personnel involved in the provision of services were also documented, along with the use of contracts as regulatory mechanisms, the supervision and control systems, user satisfaction with health care and the general model outcomes.
