"supervised over" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It means to oversee or have authority over something or someone. Example: The project manager supervised over the team to ensure that all tasks were completed on time.
Meals are served in a downstairs dining room, and the buildings have been supervised over the years by Salvation Army officers with titles like major or brigadier.
The book was the result of a daring& dangerous secret project supervised over a 6-year period by Cardinal Arns, archbishop of Sao Paulo & Jaime Wright, a Presbyterian minister.
"Their participation in electoral politics?" The report is based in part on a review of hundreds of reports by Teachers College professors about the experiences of student-teachers they have supervised over the last few years.
It is clear that exercise therapy combined with interventions such as FES, supervised over the Internet, will soon be adopted worldwide in one form or another.
Centre scientists have supervised over 40 students in their research projects and internships, and contributed their expertise to the curriculum of several universities in Switzerland.
Before that time, Brizard worked as a regional superintendent for the New York City schools, where he supervised over 100 K-12 schools.
And by done, I mean I am done with all the forced-smile inducing, uber planned and supervised, over-the-top summer life experiences I am supposed to provide for my kids.
The new regulator also will monitor activity on the country's financial exchanges and supervise over-the-counter trading.
As this is due to the integration of the unlabeled observations (Chapelle et al., 2006) this indicates superiority of semi-supervised over purely supervised classifiers.
We expect that each one of our partners will supervise, over time, millions of dollars of fees a year.
The two project students I've been supervising over the last few months are at opposite ends of the scientific aptitude spectrum.
