"supervisory approach" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a way of monitoring and guiding a process, task, activity, or people. For example, "The manager adopted a supervisory approach to ensure all employees completed their tasks on time."
We applaud this rebalancing in supervisory approach.
A new, proactive supervisory approach towards the City is promised, focused on outcomes rather than a tick-box culture.
The FSA operated a flawed supervisory approach which failed adequately to challenge the judgment and risk assessments of the management of RBS.
"We will continue to work together to deliver the F.S.A.'s reformed and intensive supervisory approach and drive forward the global regulatory reform agenda," Mr. Turner said.
But the regulator also said that it "operated a flawed supervisory approach, which failed adequately to challenge the judgment and risk assessments of the management of R.B.S".
A new supervisory approach, he says, would have to encompass all financial firms, given that risky activities "have a way of migrating to other financial firms or markets".
He added that the agency was reviewing how to "improve O.C.C. supervisory approaches".
As in other supervisory approaches, much of the supervision visit revolves around the completion of the checklist.
CHWs need practical, feasible and supportive supervisory approaches that avoid the pitfalls of routine supervision as it is commonly practised by health systems and that can be tailored to the local context and the diverse capacities and needs of communities.
§ 217.43 Simplified supervisory formula approach (SSFA) and the gross-up approach.
§ 3.43 Simplified supervisory formula approach (SSFA) and the gross-up approach.
