The phrase "able to track about" is not correct and may cause confusion in written English.
It is unclear and lacks specificity, making it difficult to understand the intended meaning.
Example: "The software is able to track about the user's location, but it needs more precise data."
Alternatives: "capable of tracking" or "able to monitor".
She was able to track down about 90 middle-aged or elderly alumni of the Coops, and from them harvested a bounty of photographs, home movies and audio tapes.
For 3154 of the researchers, the authors were also able to track down information about their children, including number and age, so that they could dig into questions of how personal factors such as family constraints play into scientists' mobility.
Add in other demographic information that Google or other online sites collect, the search behavior over time that advertisers are able to track, other information about users culled from other datamining sources -- and you have a recipe for a users' experiences online being radically manipulated in ways they may not even suspect.
But after reading 'Into the Wild,' I was able to track down a manuscript about Vapniarca that has been published online".
Many years ago MIT's Andy Lo made a simple point (weirdly, I haven't been able to track down the paper) about the distortion of incentives inherent in financial-industry compensation.
By accessing the Danish government's national registry of patient admissions and discharges, Mølbak and his colleagues were able to track the outcomes of about 3,500 people who were diagnosed with Campylobacter infections between 1996 and 2000.
"We will be able to track how much people are talking about your brand in public forums across facebook.
We were able to track Abu Zubaydah over the course of about six weeks, and we were able to narrow down his location to one of 14 separate sites around Faisalabad, Pakistan and a couple of sites around Lahore, Pakistan, although it was less likely that he was in Lahore.
"Now, you're able to track a person," she said, "as they go about the activities of their day.
Traditionally, donors have been hesitant to contribute to national salaries or incentive packages because of concerns about sustainability and being able to track results linked to the financial inputs.
