The phrase "a computer that monitors" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a type of computer that has the capability to observe or track certain activities or data.
Example: "We have developed a new model, a computer that monitors environmental changes in real-time."
Alternatives: "a computer designed to track" or "a computer that observes".
The most exciting event of his month in Kuwait, Corporal Thompson says, was repairing a computer that monitors troop movements for the commanding officer.
"The result, a rectangular steel box the size of a Smart car, supporting a 40-foot mast and a hydraulic boom arm attached by six strands of wire rope to a telescopic cleaning basket, houses a computer that monitors 67 electromechanical safety sensors and switches, and runs around the roof of the Hearst Tower on 420 feet of elevated steel track," the magazine reported.
The result, a rectangular steel box the size of a Smart car, supporting a forty-foot mast and a hydraulic boom arm attached by six strands of wire rope to a telescopic cleaning basket, houses a computer that monitors sixty-seven electromechanical safety sensors and switches, and runs around the roof of the Hearst Tower on four hundred and twenty feet of elevated steel track.
Here's how it works: A hydraulic device sits right on the gearbox and solenoids (switches) receive "instructions" from a computer that monitors both driver inputs and the state of the car at the time of a shift, then controls the clutch, gearbox and torque to make sure the shift is clean.
It is based on the cyclic voltammetry measurement technique, controlled by a computer that monitors, by means of an electronic circuit, both the voltage generated from the Pc and supplied to an electrolytic cell, and the current that flows through the electrodes of it.
A cheap camera, stuck to the ceiling, wirelessly relays images to a small computer that monitors how people move.
These faxed exhortations are on a wall near the sole employee who operates the computer that monitors the company's Web site, which accounts for a mere 5 percent of orders.
But since the U.S. Department of Energy is paying the bills, you do what they want, and what they want is a computer that can monitor the country's aging nuclear stockpile.
China's leading instant-messaging service, called QQ, automatically installs a program on users' computers that monitors their communications and blocks censored text.
But then telemetry technology evolved and the car was transformed into a computer that could be monitored in real time by hundreds of sensors; it became "intelligent" and better able to respond to the driver's conditions, the car, and the race in general.
She also noted that the room is equipped with a computer that has a monitor attached to a rolling cart, which can be wheeled up to the dividing wall so that Chapo can read court documents and listen to audio recordings.
