The phrase "supervising the quality" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used to describe someone's role or a task in making sure that a certain standard of quality is being maintained. Example: As the quality assurance manager, my job includes supervising the quality of products before they are shipped to customers.
If companies are capable of supervising the quality of their products, they should also be able to police their production, he suggests.
"One of their basic responsibilities is to ensure people's safety, which means supervising the quality of people's homes, and making sure that new houses comply with standards," Professor Hu said.
Banks in the Federal Reserve System were tasked with supervising the quality of bank loan portfolios.
While trade increased substantially, it is my understanding that the government agencies responsible for supervising the quality standards did not have comparable personnel increases, and have most likely been overtaxed and understaffed in light of the huge increase in production and exports, Zimmerman said.
MK was responsible for the genotyping facilities, supervising the quality control, and involved in writing the paper.
Training: Take steps to avoid wasting resources on ineffective training, by: eliminating ineffective training (determined by evaluation research), improving training methods, providing adequate time and appropriate materials for learning, supervising the quality of training activities while in process, and providing adequate post-training supervision to ensure implementation of the training.
The Dutch healthcare inspectorate (IGZ) supervises the quality and safety of healthcare in the Netherlands.
Spherion first came onto the project in 2001, signing a three-year, $3.4 million contract to supervise the quality assurance.
Advocates of argue that IOASs allow physicians to supervise the quality and coordination of care.
The role of a human agent is to supervise the quality of predictions using various aides.
Advocates of the IOAS exception say that the IOAS's purpose is to permit physicians to supervise the quality of care, to allow for better coordination among patients, physicians, and ancillary services, and to provide incentives for patients to adhere to recommended treatment plans.
