The phrase "ability to be tracked" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capacity of an object, person, or system to be monitored or followed, often in contexts related to technology or surveillance.
Example: "The new smartphone has the ability to be tracked, which can help locate it if lost."
Alternatives: "capability of being monitored" or "potential for tracking."
The Guardian says that during a three-day trip to discuss a partnership with Whisper, it discovered that the L.A.-based startup was pinpointing user locations within 500 meters, even after some of them had opted out of the ability to be tracked.
According to Thrift, when you learn to slow each moment down and deprive it of its ability to be tracked through tiny, ticking, worrisome numbers, you create a vast space beyond which you perceive an enormous amount of time ahead.
In terms of their ability to be tracked in the primary tumor and secondary metastatic sites in vivo and ex vivo, both 4 T1.2 luc3 and 66c14 luc2 cells showed higher BLI intensities than 4 T1 lucellslls.
This dataset is linked and cited in the paper through a citable DOI (Digital Object Identifier), providing stability, and most importantly, additional discoverability and traceability through its ability to be tracked in the same manner as standard journal citations.
Discussions have ranged from simply tagging physical objects and allowing humans to then attach metadata (something similar to what StickyBits does), to allowing objects the ability to be automatically tracked and to subconsciously attach and transmit metadata based on usage, location etc.
room-scale VR – the ability to walk and be tracked around a space while in VR, rather than needing to sit or stand still.
"By doing so they are saying 'we're going to respect people's privacy preferences.'" Joseph Lorenzo Hall, a senior staff technologist with the Center for Democracy & Technology, a nonprofit policy group in Washington, said it is important for more companies to follow suit and provide people with the ability to avoid being tracked across the Web.
"Two things need to occur – there needs to be the ability to opt-out of being tracked.
He cites his ability to see where trends are tracking and his innate sense of hustle as keys to why he's still hard at work while many of his peers have been put out to pasture.
"Our ability to track what is going on is infinitely greater than it was post-9/11," she said.
In Book Four, reason is characterized by its ability to track what is good for each part and the soul as a whole (441e, 442c).
