The phrase "active monitoring programs" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to systematic efforts to observe and track specific activities or conditions, often in contexts like health, environmental studies, or security.
Example: "The organization has implemented active monitoring programs to ensure compliance with safety regulations."
Alternatives: "ongoing surveillance initiatives" or "continuous oversight schemes".
The objective was to monitor the effectiveness of the etonogestrel implant clinical training program through a voluntary active monitoring program (AMP).
He became the project scientist for Spartan Halley, a small satellite designed to study Halley's Comet, and the principal investigator for the Comet Halley Active Monitoring Program, an experiment in which a crew member aboard the space shuttle would take pictures of the comet with a specially adapted 35-millimeter camera.
Before initiation of the active monitoring program, 1 case of Ebola was detected by self-monitoring; rapid detection and isolation prevented further disease transmission.
The successful integration of UAS into active volcano monitoring programs still has challenges, including evolving aviation regulations.
In the wake of an increasing number of North American jurisdictions moving to prioritize active modes of travel, research into traffic data collection has progressed beyond its infancy to a point where cities have begun network wide active transportation monitoring programs.
These results underline the urgent need of water, soil, air and food-chain monitoring programs, to discover active sources of exposure and consequently define public health interventions.
Another potential scenario is that poor coverage and use of growth monitoring programs and lack of active nutrition screening programs result in low identification and referral rates of MAM children to SFP programs.
The USGS collected data from active monitoring wells in the county and from a well-owner monitoring program conducted by the State Department of Natural Resources in collaboration with Pennsylvania State University.
These results underline the urgent need of water, soil, air and food-chain monitoring programs, in order to look for active sources of exposure and to define adequate preventive strategies.
Patients' adherence to the program is enhanced by contracting and active monitoring.
