The phrase "accuracy of monitoring" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the precision or correctness of a monitoring process or system in various contexts, such as research, technology, or quality control.
Example: "The accuracy of monitoring is crucial for ensuring reliable data collection in environmental studies."
Alternatives: "precision of tracking" or "correctness of observation".
Gardiner, M. et al. Lessons from lady beetles: accuracy of monitoring data from US and UK citizen-science programs.
"We want to improve the accuracy of monitoring anthropogenic CO2 emissions," says Laure Brooker Lizon-Tani, an engineer with Airbus Defence and Space in Toulouse, France.
Estimates of burned area available in the literature vary widely, but satellite-based remote sensing data are increasing the accuracy of monitoring active fire and estimating burned areas.
Optimal solutions are associated with multiple criteria such as minimum expected failure cost, minimum expected inspection/SHM/maintenance costs, maximum agreement of expected inspection/SHM/maintenance costs to available budgets, and maximum accuracy of monitoring results.
Participants were tested in a memory monitoring paradigm developed by Koriat and Goldsmith (1996), which permits separate assessments of the accuracy of responses generated during retrieval and the accuracy of monitoring those responses.
It's developing a SaaS monitoring platform with risk-tailored psychological tests plus AI — aiming to increase the accuracy of monitoring over time.
The ambient air pollution exposure assessment relies on the accuracy of NAPS monitoring data, and historical monitor locations, especially in rural areas, may have been sited to capture local pollution problems.
The current HBV surveillance should be augmented with monitoring of hepatitis D, in order to improve accuracy of the monitoring and the efficacy of control measures.
This demonstrates the feasibility of GPS tagging to provide tracks of unparalleled accuracy for monitoring movements of large pelagic fish, and with nearly four times as many locations obtained by the GPS tag than by a conventional Argos transmitter.
The literature supports the accuracy of tympanic monitoring; however, some clinicians have questioned its accuracy.
