The phrase "active tracking" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to monitoring or following the progress of something in real-time, such as in technology, logistics, or personal fitness.
Example: "The app features active tracking of your daily steps and calories burned, allowing you to monitor your fitness goals effectively."
Alternatives: "real-time monitoring" or "live tracking".
An increase in active tracking (though the user is not actively requesting, hence passive) while a device is idle is sure to show this coming year, and it may throw traditional measuring methods off.
The observation of a size effect on activity space was consistent with results from active tracking, which demonstrated an increase in home range and rate of movement with size [22].
To confirm the effect of vibration on motor performance as compared to motor learning, after the retention test was completed without vibration, participants performed an additional block with vibration applied according to their group assignment (CTL = vibration to the passive, non-tracking arm; AV = vibration to the active, tracking arm).
The proposed active tracking algorithm is tested in simulation.
The first application that beckons: electronically active tracking labels known as radio frequency identification (RFID) tags.
Others use active tracking systems with movable mirrors that are nudged regularly to keep the beam centered.
Only the activities of these cells during active track running were analyzed.
The track location is already used by Metro, so construction will have to be completed alongside active tracks.
At some point, they crossed onto an "active track on which Amtrak" was running its passenger trains, Weener said.
The one-and-a-half-mile, high-banked track was one of only two active tracks where he had never won a race.
They arrive there on one of its seventeen active tracks or by bus and then take the PATH under the Hudson to Manhattan.
