supervise

Object

• dissertation: Under some circumstances, it is possible to write a longer, intensively supervised, dissertation.
• offender: Under Labor now, 10,000 probation offices are charged with supervising 250,000 serious offenders.
• thesis: I am presently supervising a doctoral thesis on Stephen King.
• trainee: The author suggests that experienced nurse prescribers should be able to supervise trainees.
• student: He is very happy to supervise research students in either of these areas.
• officer: Your supervising officer will let you know how you are doing.

Subject

• physician: The use of Dioralyte Relief in patients with these conditions should be supervised by a physician.
• adult: Children under 8 to be supervised by an adult.
• mentor: These are peer-led, each cell leader being supervised by an adult mentor.
• tutor: For example, consider a learner carrying out a simulation in a dangerous environment that should be supervised by a tutor.
• lecturer: He is an architectural historian but all subjects are supervised by the specialist course lecturers.

Modifying Another Word

• jointly: They have been joined by Craig Bailey, jointly supervised by David Green at King's College.
• adequately: There was no issue that Mrs Flynn does not adequately supervise the children.
• personally: They are personally supervised by the owners who live in the farm adjacent to the cottages.

Preposition: by

• physician: The use of Dioralyte Relief in patients with these conditions should be supervised by a physician.
• adult: Children under 8 to be supervised by an adult.
• mentor: These are peer-led, each cell leader being supervised by an adult mentor.
• tutor: For example, consider a learner carrying out a simulation in a dangerous environment that should be supervised by a tutor.
• lecturer: He is an architectural historian but all subjects are supervised by the specialist course lecturers.
• practitioner: All were supervised by a senior practitioner with social work training.