The phrase "acoustic monitoring system" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to sound analysis, environmental monitoring, or technological applications involving sound detection and measurement.
Example: "The researchers implemented an acoustic monitoring system to track the vocalizations of marine mammals in their natural habitat."
Alternatives: "sound monitoring system" or "audio surveillance system".
For an early detection of stick-slip an acoustic monitoring system has been developed and installed.
To avoid tangling the streamer with itself or the other towed gear (magnetometer, gun array, passive acoustic monitoring system) we keep our turns broad and slow.
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This acoustic monitoring system enables a comparison of the soundscapes within and between Australian regions to determine similarities and differences in these landscapes and regions.
The research should help both conservation and science, says Mack, who is now developing an acoustic monitoring system to keep track of cassowaries.
An acoustic monitoring system, commissioned in August 2006, uses listening devices to monitor any further strands snapping and pinpoint their location within the main cables.
After the arrival of the epoxy, Kate and I spent the afternoon setting out three of the four 140W solar panels that will charge the batteries for the acoustic emissions monitoring system.
The initial investigation has indicated that linear prediction method is feasible for detecting the fetal heart tones in an advanced acoustic FHR monitoring system.
In this study, we used an acoustic-based monitoring system in order to assess possible shift in thoracic sound distribution during PEEP changes and to evaluate the repeatability of lung sound measurements in mechanically ventilated patients.
We developed an advanced optical-fiber acoustic-emission (AE) monitoring system with a phase-compensation feedback circuit, and detected AE signals from molten-salt attack of Type 304 stainless steel pipe.
Many coordinated research efforts have been developed in recent years to monitor animal populations acoustically, including the 2002 workshops on passive acoustics in fisheries (Juanes, 2002) and marine mammals (Mellinger & Barlow, 2003), and the 2009 workshop 'Status and Applications of Acoustic Mitigation and Monitoring Systems for Marine Mammals' (Bingham, 2011).
