The phrase "a clear monitoring" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used to refer to the act of observing or tracking something in a transparent or understandable manner, but it should be phrased differently.
Example: "The project requires a clear monitoring process to ensure all tasks are completed on time."
Alternatives: "a clear oversight" or "a transparent monitoring system."
A clear monitoring system helps to prevent confusion at a later stage of the project.
Though the report said no evidence of "severe" abuse (which includes sex trafficking, debt bondage, and slavery), the lack of a clear monitoring system for such illicit activities means the OIG ultimately couldn't say whether or not trafficking violations had taken place.
This plan is costed and includes a clear monitoring and evaluation plan.
It should be a reference for all government sectors, for the budget and for relevant coordinating mechanisms, with a clear monitoring and evaluation plan, including independent reporting to Parliament, to assess progress and maintain momentum".
For better evaluating the safety of traditional Chinese medicine injection, it is essential to establish a clear monitoring and reporting system for the adverse effects of traditional Chinese medicine injection.
Several evaluators were constrained by the lack of a clear monitoring and evaluation framework [ 25], to help them orient their observations, and by the short time frame allowed for their review [ 26].
The root causes of these data quality weaknesses lay in suboptimal field level data collection, consolidation and transfer processes, inconsistent training levels for health staff and a lack of clear monitoring and supervision guidelines.
The difference between the two designs is that HoloLens has two lenses and resembles motorcycle goggles, while Google Glass is primarily the top half of an eyeglass frame with a tiny clear monitor.
It is now advised that a clear physiological monitoring plan, which details the parameters to be monitored and the frequency of observations, should be made for each patient, and that there should be a graded response to patient severity of illness [ 7, 53].
The chapter also discusses the importance of establishing a clear groundwater monitoring protocol as part of the establishment of an overall UCG regulatory system.
The agency has very clear monitoring and compliance instructions".
