The phrase "a monitoring of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the act of observing or overseeing a process, activity, or situation.
Example: "The report includes a monitoring of the project's progress over the last six months."
Alternatives: "an oversight of" or "a review of".
12. See KC, Phua J, Mukhopadhyay A: Monitoring of extubated patients: are routine arterial blood gas measurements useful and how long should patients be monitored in the intensive care unit?
In a monitoring of Twitter by Colle & McVoy, part of MDC Partners, using a tool called Squawq, the "House Rules" commercial emerged as the leader.
As Nelson's vocabulary reminds us, this is a specialized monitoring of behavior in circumscribed educational contexts, not a monitoring of bad behavior wherever on earth it might be found.
Last month, Theresa May ordered a race audit of public services, though this was presented as a monitoring of how ethnic background affects service users' experience of the NHS, education and criminal justice, rather than the ethnic make up of senior management.
I would encourage a continuing investigation of St Basil and a monitoring of the actions of the state family services office in order to ensure that the children resident at St. Basil are safe and cared for in accordance with state standards.
Despite the risk of bleeding, eight patients had a monitoring of intracranial pressure.
Instead of a monitor of the political process, you become a participant sharing the goals of politicians.
Most sleep devices, like the Zeo or the Fitbit, require that a monitor of some sort be worn.
But its longstanding role as a monitor of fiscal and monetary policies is taking on new emphasis.
The Federal Trade Commission has taken up some of these cases in its role as a monitor of fraudulent or deceptive commercial practices.
In December, she started a job as a monitor of special-needs children on buses, and makes considerably less now than she used to.
