The phrase "a tool to track" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a device or software that helps monitor or follow the progress of something, such as tasks, time, or data.
Example: "We implemented a tool to track our project milestones and ensure we stay on schedule."
Alternatives: "a device for monitoring" or "a system for following".
This month, Oxfam Canada released its first ever "feminist scorecard", envisioned as a tool to track Trudeau's progress.
The company has a tool to track the path of the flu virus by looking at geographic trends in Internet queries for related terms.
Broadly speaking, DeepTag would allow veterinarians to track the prevalence of disease in pets, and in the future could be a tool to track clinical trials for animals.
The ACLU revealed on Tuesday that the technology corporations gave "special access" to Geofeedia, a controversial social media monitoring company that partners with law enforcement and has marketed its services as a tool to track Black Lives Matter activists.
2. Technologies and big data should be the servants... Big data is becoming increasingly important as a tool to track movements of goods and people, but technologies should be applied contextually, not as blanket problem-solving mechanisms.
Within a few years, the social network had struck so many of these deals that Facebook employees built a tool to track the different types of access the partners had.
First, the distribution and location of insertion elements in a genome is a potent tool to track the evolution of a bacterial strain [ 4- 7].
One can imagine that mining the metadata of a person suspected of a crime is an effective tool to track down his accomplices.
Particle filtering [13] is a useful tool to track objects in a clutter, with the advantage of performing automatic recovering from tracking failures.
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The distribution and location of insertion elements in a genome is an excellent tool to track the evolution of bacterial strains and a useful molecular marker to distinguish between closely related bacterial isolates.
