The phrase "ability of the monitor" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capabilities or features of a monitor, such as its resolution, refresh rate, or color accuracy.
Example: "The ability of the monitor to display high dynamic range content significantly enhances the viewing experience."
Alternatives: "capability of the monitor" or "features of the monitor".
Finally, a real-time tracking of the direction of changes in cardiac index could be more important than the ability of the monitor to deliver a highly accurate single measurement under stable conditions [28 30].
However, there were limitations in the ability of the monitor to discern between flat and inclined walking and produced large variability in results for low-intensity activities (e.g. sweeping and folding laundry).
Finally, a real-time tracking of the direction of changes in cardiac index could be more important than the ability of the monitor to deliver a highly accurate single measurement under stable conditions [ 28- 30].
"The medium has grown faster than the ability of the government to monitor it".
They argue that separating the roles will improve the ability of the board to monitor the management.
The report raises questions about the ability of the Agriculture Department to monitor the programs for waste, fraud and abuse.
We examined the ability of the HEI to monitor diet quality among youth.
"I don't see the deployment of Thaad in South Korea as a significant improvement in the ability of the U.S. to monitor Chinese missile tests," he said.
"It is likely that projects in the past have used forced labour, but this is hard to check due to lack of ability of the EU to monitor.
An Administration official said yesterday that military and intelligence officials had blocked the deal because it would impair the ability of the United States to monitor Soviet communications.
The moves are nods toward Alaskan leaders — including Republican Sens. Lisa Murkowski and Dan Sullivan — who have been urging the administration to bolster the paltry ability of the Coast Guard to monitor the largest state's 6,640-mile 6,640-mile
