The phrase "active role in monitoring" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's involvement or participation in overseeing or supervising a process or activity.
Example: "The committee plays an active role in monitoring the progress of the project to ensure it stays on track."
Alternatives: "engaged participation in oversight" or "proactive involvement in supervision."
But the government also asked foreign companies to take a more active role in monitoring the specifications given to Chinese contract manufacturers, most of which the government insists follow the rules.
While Mr. Weiner argues that the F.C.C. should take a more active role in monitoring wireless service quality, as it does with traditional phone service, the agency is in no rush to step forward.
Power of People, a smaller, populist party has taken an active role in monitoring the presses.
In the practice of medicine today, patients play an active role in monitoring their diseases.
But in addition, the constitution encourages citizens to take an active role in monitoring and challenging the bureaucracy.
Through it all, however, he has remained the measure of all things Turkish, and in a vehement argument, both parties are likely to exclaim, "If Ataturk were alive!" STILL, Turkey remains to some extent a religious society, with a population that is overwhelmingly Muslim -- and the government takes an active role in monitoring and regulating how Islam is preached and practiced.
IoT will play an active role in equipment monitoring, maintenance, troubleshooting and automation.
Chapman believes consumers must take a more active role in maintaining and monitoring their credit health.
The goal is to enable them to play an active role in formulating and monitoring the quality of landscape components (Jones 2007; Recommendation CM/Rec 2008).
Reporting a single adverse event provides little direct benefit to the reporting individual, but the development of tools for managing prescriptions, which in turn communicate with broad utilisation monitoring systems, provides patients and doctors with personal incentives to take an active role in drug safety monitoring by giving a useful service in return for their participation.
UNICEF leads or plays an active role in the interagency monitoring groups focused on the following areas: maternal and child mortality; water supply and sanitation; immunization; malaria; and HIV and AIDS.
