The phrase "a year of monitoring" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific duration during which observations or assessments are conducted.
Example: "The study will include a year of monitoring to evaluate the long-term effects of the treatment."
Alternatives: "twelve months of observation" or "one year of surveillance".
But after a year of monitoring Trump's actions and speaking to dozens of experts on their effects, I'd say that this honor goes to a linked pair of orders he issued on January 25, the third and fourth of his presidency.
She defended the decision to close the boys' case after a year of monitoring, asking, "How long should a case be kept open?" All the misjudgments ended with the boys in New York Presbyterian Hospital.
Each defender comes with a year of monitoring services.
For this, acceleration signals corresponding to roughly a year of monitoring are analyzed with the Hilbert transform and the instantaneous frequency and equivalent viscous damping ratio are calculated during the free vibrations.
The Indiegogo campaign offers the opportunity for security companies, vendors, and general customers to get in on the action, with early adopters pre-ordering the device (and a year of monitoring) for $159.
In order to assess the applicability and effectiveness of the model with real-world data, a case study analysis was conducted by using the model to summarise an existing multi-disciplinary dataset that resulted from a full year of monitoring several urban lakes.
Seven of the fourteen compounds were depleted from the source within the 1 year of monitoring.
The state will pay for a year of credit monitoring for everyone whose data was lost.
The new regulations will slow down exploration by, for example, requiring a year of background monitoring before drilling can begin.
After a year of regular monitoring they concluded that the area was mink free.
The brokerage has not seen evidence of criminal intent or misuse of information and will offer a year of credit monitoring services by a third party for clients whose Social Security numbers were on the discs, the Journal reported.
