The phrase "a map that tracks" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a map that monitors or records specific data or movements, such as locations or changes over time.
Example: "The app features a map that tracks your daily walking routes and distances."
Alternatives: "a map that monitors" or "a map that records".
A map that tracks more than 4,900 past events across the country can be animated to show campaigning trends.
To guide us on our journey, our small team laboured over a map that tracks the evolution of our agenda to date and sketches some of the ways in which the Global C-Suite has already been affected.
HealthMap, a project affiliated with the Children's Hospital Boston, scours the Web for articles, blog posts and newsletters to create a map that tracks emerging infectious diseases around the world.
These recipients can then view the link in any web browser along with a map that tracks the user's movements – they don't need to have the app installed themselves.
Ajuba is a MAP that tracks on assembling MTs from the centrosome to the kinetochore, where it partially colocalises with Aurora B and BubRI [ 44].
As for Libya, the country providing the most frequent headlines at the moment, the New York Times has a map that tracks, by day, the movement of rebel and government forces; the location of protests, violence, or attacks; and, since Saturday, the areas of reported coalition strikes.
The resulting activity pattern constitues a priority map that tracks the correlation between local input and target features.
It makes me long for a better world, one in which I could arm myself against the everyday chaos of family life by carrying around a magic map that tracks in real time the whereabouts of everyone and everything in my household that goes missing.
Politico has also developed an interactive map that tracks where candidates have traveled as far back as 2008 and how many visits they have made to a particular state — a feature resembling the Santa Tracker for children on Christmas Eve.
Among the most prominent examples is Global Fishing Watch (GFW), an interactive map that tracks fishing vessels worldwide, which Google launched in 2016 in partnership with the nonprofits Oceana and SkyTruth.
Thanks to a real-time "heat map" that tracks a user's visual attention, I could plainly see that my gaze favors the left side of the room.
