The phrase "a monitoring system and" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a monitoring system as part of a list or in conjunction with other elements in a sentence.
Example: "The project will include a monitoring system and a reporting tool to track progress."
Alternatives: "a surveillance system and" or "an observation system and".
Look up good reporting on the "SPEEDI" system (a monitoring system) and you'll see details on where it could have been more open.
TAUoverSupermon [42] also uses TAU as a monitoring system, and Supermon [44] is used to collect the distributed measurements.
Elasticity has significant implications for a monitoring system and can disrupt services, interfere with failure detection, introduce latencies and incur computational costs.
In this paper we present various architectural design alternatives for such a monitoring system, and evaluate them using both analysis and simulation.
Cieniawski et al. (1995) investigated the performance of four GA formulations in solving a multi-objective groundwater monitoring problem where they simultaneously maximized reliability of a monitoring system and minimized the contaminant plume size at time of first detection.
Starting from the results of FMECA, it is also possible to implement suitable architecture of a monitoring system and its metrological characteristics, that can be applied in architecture devoted to Condition Monitoring (CM) techniques.
A soldier equips with a monitoring system [1], and the monitored status is transmitted to the base camp through an unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) [2].
4. The UNICEF PCO should develop a single clear results framework and a monitoring system to track and report on its performance in realizing planned objectives.
This includes support to the government to develop a monitoring system for HIV and AIDS and development of legal framework for harm reduction activities.
This network is composed of observations from the local people, an established preparedness system, a professional monitoring system, and an information management and early warning command system (Li 2000, 2002).
This methodology consists on a remote monitoring system and a method to estimate the strength gain of the precast elements during the curing process.
