The phrase "a strict monitoring of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the careful observation or supervision of a particular process, activity, or situation.
Example: "The organization implemented a strict monitoring of its financial transactions to prevent fraud."
Alternatives: "rigorous oversight of" or "stringent supervision of".
An early treatment, although with the limited number of drugs available, and a strict monitoring of patients, allowed us to substantially control pain, as shown by the decrease of the average NRS scores within 48 h (T48h = 1.8 ± 0.68).
The high intensity of pain (average NRS score 7 ± 1.1, severe pain) in the acute phase of headache often required a strict monitoring of vital parameters [BP, HR, BT (in °C), SpO2] and of the analgesic effect of drugs by the NRS score during the following 2 h.
Ethics committees, established for the supervision of international treaties such as the Declaration of Helsinki [ 8], could be overhauled in terms of surveillance measures to allow a stricter monitoring of patients participating in clinical trials.
Moreover, predictors of bone marker increases have been suggested, possibly indicating that a stricter monitoring of bone health and pro-active interventions are needed in older patients, those with higher HIV RNA, prescribed ATV/r rather than EFV, and with decreased renal function at baseline.
As the relative frequency is relatively high, a strict monitoring programme of both main composition and toxic metals must be sustained regularly in order to guarantee both the quality and safety of the ingredients used in animal feeds.
The rapid and significant increase in bone markers observed in the present study reinforce that a strict monitoring is necessary to detect early signs of bone damage as already stated by recent guidelines [ 18].
A sensible plan for euro-zone members to jointly issue bonds — championed by Mr. Hollande and the International Monetary Fund — would be coupled with a mechanism for strict monitoring of sovereign budgets.
All exercise sessions were performed under supervision in an exercise laboratory, and strict monitoring of the amount of exercise completed during each session was performed.
It may reflect the fact that (i) our initial doses of chemotherapy were relatively low, (ii) more conformal radiotherapy techniques were used, (iii) these large phase III trials were multicentre trials and ours is a single institution trial with strict monitoring of the patients, and (iv) underscores the importance of intense supportive care (Macdonald et al, 2001; Cunningham et al, 2006a).
Whether combination therapy proves beneficial in these patients with poor prognosis on standard therapy needs to be addressed by an adequately powered trial with strict monitoring of potentially dangerous adverse effects in this particular subgroup of severely ill patients.
