The phrase "through oversight" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to indicate that something was done or not done accidentally or unintentionally due to a lack of attention or care. Example: Through oversight, I forgot to submit my assignment on time and received a late penalty.
In particular, the Grey Lady is very Victorian; comments containing obscenities will not be posted except through oversight.
"It means that companies either through oversight or through purposeful behavior just deliberately screwed this up," he said.
Voters are looking for executive competence, something the Congress can affect only indirectly through oversight and the budget.
He oversaw "intense and professional" military training activities, inspired future Air Force leaders through oversight and coordination of Junior ROTC cadets.
And we can ensure the quality of all legal-services providers through oversight, just as we are able to regulate nurse practitioners, pharmacists and physical therapists.
From the vantage point of Republicans, the newly empowered Democratic Party was determined to institutionalize government expansion through oversight of the financial sector, broadening access to medical care and federally mandated environmental regulation.
Miller and George said it was through oversights, and that at least one worker had been disciplined.
The elected leadership of the city remains in place; any change must take place through the ballot box or through the oversight of the state government.
This is done by raising their regulatory costs through more oversight and supervision.
As with drones, Obama must commit to curtailment through greater oversight and accountability.
Through an oversight the guard did not awaken him and he was left behind.
