"a transparent monitoring" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a monitoring process or system that is clear, open, and easily understood by all involved parties. Example: The company implemented a transparent monitoring system to track the performance and progress of its employees.
It has called on the Arts Council – which it says has a duty to attempt to "eliminate all forms of discrimination and to advancing equality of opportunity" – to contact subsidised theatres across the UK and carry out a systematic and transparent monitoring of performers.
A good example is the Peruvian government, which went from little government-led deforestation monitoring in 2008 to transparent monitoring by 2012 with a small group of geospatially-trained technicians [44].
A good example is the Peruvian government, which went from little government-led deforestation monitoring in 2008 to transparent monitoring by 2012 with a small group of geospatially-trained technicians [ 44].
It supports effective, localized sanitation improvement programs with transparent monitoring systems, all without adding a dime to the deficit.
We also call for robust, independent and transparent monitoring of standards within immigration detention, and a system to register and independently deal with complaints," the article argues.
There needs to be formal and transparent monitoring of the scope and nature of forced labour across the UK via government and parliamentary arrangements, the report suggests.
* Israel and Palestinian Authority continue revenue clearance process and transfer of funds, including arrears, in accordance with agreed, transparent monitoring mechanism.
"Governments and multilateral institutions need to invest in and develop human and financial resources, increase coordination and ensure transparent monitoring and evaluation to build capacity on nutrition," the report says.
Actors' union Equity calls for "transparent monitoring" of casting in subsidised theatre to address the imbalance of roles for women and men.
Earlier this month, actors' union Equity called for "transparent monitoring" of casting in subsidised theatre to address the imbalance of roles for women and men.
