The phrase "adequately monitor" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need to observe or track something in a sufficient or satisfactory manner.
Example: "The team must adequately monitor the project's progress to ensure it stays on schedule."
Alternatives: "sufficiently oversee" or "properly track".
F.H.A. does not adequately monitor the risks in the loans it backs, the study said.
There are roughly 100 Yemenis stuck in Cuba because Yemen lacks the capacity to detain or adequately monitor released detainees.
"Rehabilitation providers," the audit says, "did not fully comply with state regulations" and did not "adequately monitor the program".
Many advocates have a deep distrust of the state, which has for decades failed to adequately monitor lapses in care.
"By failing to adequately monitor providers, D.H.S. has shortchanged the city's homeless, and taxpayers throughout the city.
Buildings Department officials have long complained that they do not have enough inspectors to adequately monitor construction sites that have been ordered to halt work.
For the second time in two years, an audit has found that the State Corrections Department failed to adequately monitor its multimillion-dollar contract for inmate dental services.
"They have to move to the next step, and that is setting up structures that can adequately monitor compliance with these principles," he said.
They have also failed to appoint staff with appropriate skills, knowledge and experience to adequately monitor the work of the school properly.
The agency has not been given the resources to adequately monitor and evaluate post-marketing safety of drugs and devices, and that's been the problem.
In May, regulators fined Riggs $25 million for failing to adequately monitor suspicious activities, the largest such penalty ever imposed on an American bank.
