The phrase "a systematic monitoring of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of regularly observing or checking something in an organized manner.
Example: "The project requires a systematic monitoring of the environmental impact to ensure compliance with regulations."
Alternatives: "an organized oversight of" or "a structured evaluation of".
This study consists in a systematic monitoring of all the trips made by riders for two months after passing the test.
Only 7%% (n = 41) of intensivists declare having a written protocol for constipation management in their unit, while 93%% (n = 536) have a systematic monitoring of transit in their service and 72%% (n = 415) initiate a treatment of constipation in the 6 days following the admission in intensive care unit.
"A systematic monitoring of moon impact flashes but also of fireballs in the Earth's atmosphere would provide a more reliable impact frequency," the authors wrote.
First of all, as the lack of data substantially hampers the effective implementation of any workforce policies, Glinos et al. call for a systematic monitoring of migratory flows in order to understand whether policies and strategies suggested by the Code are being respected and effective.
A more systematic monitoring of the recruitment process and applying objective measures as a basis for the eligibility decision would have supported objective traceability of the recruitment process.
Responding to the excessive public concern, the new Federal Government (a) appointed a crisis manager to coordinate governmental action, (b) established an independent scientific committee, (c) integrated the Belgian inspection services into one agency responsible for the whole food chain, and (d) launched a systematic monitoring programme for food of animal origin [ 26].
The recourse to opiates has to be accompanied by a more systematic monitoring of pain.
Given the likely inability of staff to be constantly present in external areas of mental health facilities, implementation of a systematic monitoring and feedback mechanism, with the observational approach applied in this study representing one such mechanism, may represent one means of achieving this.
The results of such a systematic monitoring program allow the contractors or engineers involved to validate the theoretical models and to compare with the actual behavior of large diameter shield tunneling in soft soil.
Hence, a systematic monitoring is necessary for the treatment of symptoms and impairments [ 16].
In order to continue the updating of knowledge concerning the safety efficiency of road infrastructure treatments in the country, there is a need for a mechanism for systematic monitoring of infrastructure improvements implemented on the roads.
