The part of the sentence 'that you oversee' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when referring to a result or action that someone else is responsible for. For example, "We recently hired a new manager to ensure that the project runs smoothly - that you oversee."
Peter High: You are the Chief Information Officer of Vanguard, and in that role you oversee technology to serve clients and manage investments.
But it seems that when you oversee your records, you push the envelope on everything from song structure to the sonics, and that goes back to The Bedroom Tapes.
Suppose you are a regulator and you see that a bank you oversee holds millions of dollars' worth of options betting that the value of, say, the Brazilian real will fall relative to the dollar.
Ask to join a new task force at work, start a new project, volunteer to be part of a team that is doing something you care about, research a new direction for the organization that you could oversee.
In the case of AZA, there may be the impression that you indirectly oversee zoo employees at AZA-accredited facilities.
Since the election, I've played a lot of Football Manager, a remarkably detailed simulation game that allows you to oversee the day-to-day operations of your favorite soccer team.
(Meanwhile, as Michael Luo noted recently, American fans are pinning their hopes on Christian Pulisic). Since the election, I've played a lot of Football Manager, a remarkably detailed simulation game that allows you to oversee the day-to-day operations of your favorite soccer team.
As a property manager, you will need to understand Fair Housing Laws and other state and local ordinances that oversee how you manage property.
Many states have boards that oversee their funds.
