The phrase "absolute monitoring" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where complete or total oversight or observation is being discussed, such as in security, surveillance, or performance tracking.
Example: "The company implemented absolute monitoring of employee productivity to ensure maximum efficiency."
Alternatives: "total surveillance" or "complete oversight".
A method is presented for an absolute monitoring and alignment of the angle of the electron beam in each undulator section.
Companies could also subject their smart devices to the same absolute monitoring and hardware verification processes they use for their own data centers, helping to reassure customers that no stray "spy chips" are able to remotely enable their microphone at will.
By putting all money accounts under either the actual control of governments or subject to absolute monitoring by governments, nations would finally possess the ability to bring to a close the "boom or bust" economic cycles that prove so deeply damaging to the world's economies.
Because of these promising properties (absolute saturation monitoring and transportable monitoring device), we tested the feasibility of both technologies in the CPR setting.
To visualise the most numerous equipment, we have chosen four types of equipment with the highest absolute quantities: monitoring devices, electrocardiographs, ultrasound devices and dialysis monitors.
At construction stage the predicted model is updated according to the absolute displacement monitoring data.
The precipitation-deformation correlation and the samples absolute deformation monitoring showed a common expansion mechanism for the different cement compositions.
Our results indicate that simple absolute threshold monitoring rules perform just as well as more complicated rules that utilize the entire biomarker history.
Although it does not provide absolute values, monitoring diaphragmatic electrical activity may be of potential interest to detect patient-ventilator asynchrony.
Update: A separate press release for their "absolute black" monitors is here, but to be honest I see very little difference between the monitors and the HDTVs, since the hardest specs in the release are "near flawless" and "pristine".
Both technologies use four precise infrared wavelengths to maximize the accuracy of oxyhemoglobin and de-oxyhemoglobin measurement and to enable absolute oxygen saturation monitoring (and not just trend-only monitoring).
