The phrase "act to monitoring the" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be a mix of verb forms and does not convey a clear meaning.
Example: "We need to act to monitor the progress of the project effectively."
Alternatives: "take action to monitor" or "act to oversee".
The spindle checkpoint acts to monitor the fidelity of chromosome segregation during mitosis [ 57].
TOO MANY FRIENDLY FACES IN WASHINGTON? | The Office of Financial Research, a wonky agency created by the Dodd-Frank Act to monitor risks to the financial system, "is looking as if it will be a tool of the financial services industry, instead of a check on it," Jesse Eisinger writes in his column, The Trade.
The Guardian reported in January that the FBI had applied for a warrant under the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act to monitor Trump associates in the summer, but was rejected.
The Environmental Protection Agency is obliged under the Clean Water Act to monitor America's waterways and shield them from the toxic runoff from factory farms.
Further, for the first time the city will use New York State's Sex Offender Registry Act to monitor convicted sex offenders within city housing.
In the banking regulation context, it would also make sense to delegate responsibility on this front to the Financial Stability Oversight Council, which the Dodd-Frank Act established to monitor the financial sector on a systemic level.
The act also included provisions to minimize foreclosures on federally owned mortgages, to recover possible future losses on the government's mortgage investments, to prevent windfalls for executives of banks that benefit from the act, and to monitor the investments of the Treasury Department through reports to Congress and a specially created oversight board.
CNN, for instance, reported that the FBI used information in the Steele memos to obtain approval from the secret court that oversees the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) to monitor the communications of Carter Page, who Trump had said was a key adviser on national security issues.
The group had previously put out an appeal for supporters to act as stewards to monitor the march and be able to de-escalate any situation calmly and "without violence", asking them to wear colourful clothes "so as not to seem threatening".
Before the Protect America Act was enacted, to monitor the communications of foreign intelligence targets outside the United States, in some cases we had to operate under the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, known as FISA, a law that had not kept pace with changes in technology.
