The phrase 'under full supervision' is correct and usable in written English.
The phrase is usually used to indicate that something is being done with the oversight of an experienced individual or group. For example, "All activities were carried out under full supervision of the board of directors."
Children are seen at the paediatrics section, by paediatric residents and emergency medicine residents, under full supervision of a board-certified paediatrician.
"We proposed that the agency keep Iran's nuclear program and activities under full supervision for five years, provided that sanctions against Iran are lifted," he told the news agency.
Twenty-four subjectrainedned under full supervision on a cycle ergometer four times a week (45 min) at 75% of their pretraining peak VO2 for six weeks.
Tenants were "fully informed about the planned renovation and all work was completed under the full supervision" of government agencies.
He stressed the need to put the military under full civilian supervision.
THE actress Farrah Fawcett was under full-time nurse supervision at her high-rise condominium on Wilshire Boulevard's Golden Mile, floating in and out of consciousness, when NBC made its demand.
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University of Pennsylvania: "A postdoctoral appointee is a person who has recently earned a Ph.D., M.D., or equivalent doctoral degree, and who joins the University of Pennsylvania to perform research full-time under the supervision of a member of the faculty.
At summer research programs such as the one at CSHL, students can spend 24 hours a day, 7 days a week thinking about and doing research under the supervision of full-time researchers, says F. Gerald Plumley, internship director at the Bermuda Institute of Ocean Sciences BIOSS) in St . Georges.
The animals were housed at the UTMB's Animal Resources Center under daily supervision of full-time veterinarians.
He's going to need full-time supervision now.
