The phrase "actively monitored for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where ongoing observation or surveillance is being conducted for a specific purpose or outcome.
Example: "The system is actively monitored for any unusual activity that may indicate a security breach."
Alternatives: "continuously observed for" or "regularly checked for".
CDC director Dr Tom Frieden said workers considered to be at high risk or some risk would be required to be "actively" monitored for symptoms for 21 days.
Participants were actively monitored for any questions or concerns following receipt of letters.
Most pelican colonies are remote from human population centers and are not currently actively monitored for WNV-associated deaths.
In the SARS epidemic, persons under quarantine were mostly confined at home and actively monitored for symptoms.
In addition, at each visit, patients were actively monitored for clinical signs and symptoms suggestive of urinary tract infections (UTIs) and genital infections.
EEG was recorded continuously as participants actively monitored for an occasional target, defined as an immediately repeated item (i.e. "one-back"), among a series of word, pseudoword, or symbol string stimuli.
This is why second west actively monitors for terrorist activities which could be occurring in our own home!
A spokesperson for Starbucks told The Independent: "Our customers' security is of the utmost importance to us, and we actively monitor for risks and vulnerabilities.
The pilots PF-TO and PF-TX are both responsible for the safe conduct of the flight operations and should actively monitor for potential conflicting traffic situations.
A Vodafone spokesman declined to comment specifically on Breitbart but said it actively monitored sites used for advertising and was the first company to announce a policy banning advertising on hate speech and fake news media outlets.
Of those participating and submitting data, we actively monitored each submission for complete data.
