The phrase "a tool that monitors" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a device or software that observes or tracks certain activities or data.
Example: "The new software is a tool that monitors user activity to enhance security measures."
Alternatives: "a device that tracks" or "an application that observes".
The work in [11] describes a tool that monitors YouTube application comfort, making it possible to estimate the time when the YouTube player is stalling.
The New York Times has a tool that monitors Twitter for posts about candidates.
The key task in the design of any communication network is to come up with a tool that monitors and evaluates the performance stability of the entire communication link.
Zapier, a service that automates tasks between online services, has launched a tool that monitors 200 APIs, sometimes catching an outage before the provider does.
It is also providing guests with free WebWatcher Enrollment: Access to a tool that monitors internet sites where personal information is shared and generates an alert to the consumer if evidence of personal information is found.
Within minutes of the news, the International Olympic Committee acronym, IOC, leapt to the top of the trending hashtags tracked by Hamilton 68 dashboard, a tool that monitors Twitter accounts thought to be linked to Kremlin-backed propaganda efforts.
Recently, Micropilot, a software tool that monitors image data acquisition from commercial-microscope platforms and identifies events or phenotypes using machine learning techniques has been described 32.
NASCAR is working with Hewlett-Packard to perfect a new software tool that monitors the sport's noise across the Web.
Recently, confocal laser scanning microscopy (CLSM), a tool that can monitor adsorption processes on a particle scale by observing the distribution of a fluorescent molecule within particles (Ljunglöf and Hjorth, 21; Ljunglöf and Thömmes, 22; Linden et al., 20; Hubbuch et al., 12), has been utilized to visualize fouling at the particle level (Jin et al., 16; Siu et al., 27– 27).
"We're developing a tool that allows, by monitoring your blood, to signal to you and others when you have dangerously low blood sugar," Tullman says.
The Powermeter is a tool that lets users monitor energy remotely and adjust usage to save money and resources.
