The phrase "a monitoring system that" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a specific type of system designed to observe or track certain activities or conditions.
Example: "The company implemented a monitoring system that tracks employee productivity in real-time."
Alternatives: "a surveillance system that" or "an observation system that".
"We need a monitoring system that is mandatory," he said.
Unlike some countries, the United States doesn't have a monitoring system that tracks joint-replacement statistics.
The theft was discovered by a monitoring system that counts cars passing through the toll plaza, officials said.
To manage a cloud there needs to be a monitoring system that controls its functioning, and this system is by definition hidden from users.
The control room is now full of digital readouts and a monitoring system that runs on Gateway personal computers, undreamed of in 1966, when work here began.
If monitoring is a given, a new challenge for employers takes center stage: setting up a monitoring system that is ethical and fair to all employees, and not merely defensible in court.
To achieve such a goal, there is a need for a multiparametric monitoring system that is easy to use in the clinical follow-up of patients with mood disorders.
A groundwater monitoring system that includes a series of deep wells drilled in and around the site is also required.
Other techniques have used a positioning monitoring system that involves an infrared camera, although this may not be translatable to the PET/MRI setting due to the narrow bore size, anterior coils, and the magnetic field [19].
For the past two decades, the Division of Fish and Wildlife has directed a plover monitoring system that partly relies on a hardy and loyal band of volunteers to try to create a safe environment for breeding pairs of the endangered piping plovers.
Canary is a home monitoring system that's about the size of a 24-ounce beer can, but packed with all kinds of useful sensors, microphones, cameras, etc. to keep an eye on the home.
