The phrase "access to monitoring" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the ability or permission to observe or track certain activities, processes, or data.
Example: "Employees should have access to monitoring tools to ensure they can track their performance effectively."
Alternatives: "permission to observe" or "ability to track".
However, geophysical imaging offers new opportunities for 'predict and prevent' practices, providing access to monitoring internal property change patterns preceding these morphological responses.
Dried blood spots (DBS) are an appealing alternative to conventional plasma-based virologic testing, improving access to monitoring in resource-limited settings.
Third, Iran must allow more regular and thorough access to monitoring from the International Atomic Energy Agency to ensure that it keeps its promises and cannot suddenly "break out" quickly to create a nuclear warhead, the official said.
In this paper, we evaluate the Complex Event Processing (CEP) approach applied to real-time Grid monitoring and argue that CEP enables us to achieve two goals, otherwise difficult to combine: real-time access to monitoring data and advanced query capabilities.
Ensuring access to monitoring data is an important first step toward addressing any public and environmental health concerns.
International cooperation is, however, needed to overcome initialization costs, unequal access to monitoring technologies and know-how.
U.N. agencies and nongovernment organizations should have full access to monitor the programs to ensure international money is spent properly and people receiving aid are not denied their fundamental freedoms.
An A/R dashboard provides you easy access to monitor and measure the cash coming into the company.
Near the end of his tenure, Michael McConnell, former director of National Intelligence, said he wants intelligence agencies to have unfettered access to monitor Internet traffic.
The new Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty (START 2) also allows U.S. inspectors access to monitor Russian nuclear weapons technology, facilities and forces, which they were prevented from doing since the original START treaty expired in December 2009.
"Pakistan's demand for open access to monitor a significant swath of our customers' communications within its borders left us no choice but to exit the country entirely," Beard added.
