The phrase "supervising compliance" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe the role of someone who is responsible for ensuring that a particular set of guidelines, policies, or standards are being met. For example, "The manager was responsible for supervising compliance with the company's safety standards."
Gap says it employs 90 people across the globe to supervise compliance with its rules.But Geir Myrstad, head of the ILO's programme to eliminate child labour, does not buy the argument that monitoring is difficult.
Education Department officials said in the audit that they did not monitor whether students were getting as much exercise as they should in school, and that it was each principal's responsibility to make sure the requirements were met, much as it is the principal's role to supervise compliance in other instructional areas.
That is not to point the finger at the United States, but merely to acknowledge that only America's example can confront the mix of hypocrisy and arrogance shown by China — arrogance that Beijing cannot submit to a regime to supervise compliance with any agreement, hypocrisy in that China's promise of a big reduction in the ratio of emissions to national income requires almost no effort.
They agreed that officials from the European Union, the European Central Bank and the International Monetary Fund - formerly called the troika - would supervise compliance with the deal.
The Bank commits to supervise compliance with its policy throughout the project cycle.
Among other things, the CoE supervises compliance with judgments of the European court of human rights.
Mr. Gruttadauria supervised the compliance officer for the branch.
Its current newsletter says the exchange plans to eliminate the practice of having stockbrokers supervise the compliance officers responsible for overseeing the brokers' activity.
The agency can supervise the compliance of banks with existing laws, but the Dodd-Frank financial legislation dictates that it cannot write new rules or supervise other financial companies without a director.
Growth plans: Expanding recession-proof "fleet management" division that will supervise regulation compliance, insurance, crews and maintenance.
