The phrase "aggressively monitored" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where something is being observed or tracked very closely and with intensity.
Example: "The security of the facility is aggressively monitored to prevent any unauthorized access."
Alternatives: "closely monitored" or "intensively observed".
The latest disclosure undermines the Obama administration's assurances to Congress and the public that the NSA surveillance programs cannot be abused because its spying systems are so aggressively monitored and audited.
"Moody's aggressively monitored market conditions as the crisis continued to unfold to assess the impact of how the various market participants — including the borrowers, the mortgage servicers, the mortgage originators and the federal government — might respond to the extremely fast-changing conditions," Raymond W. McDaniel, the chief executive of Moody's, said in Congressional testimony in April.
Some background on Cotton: The Bush Administration created a secret program, of questionable constitutionality, that aggressively monitored the finances of alleged terrorists.
Patients with IF and hypoalbuminemia should be more aggressively monitored, especially in Korea.
This evidence suggests that individuals should be aggressively monitored postaortic dissection in the short (days) and long (months and years) term for progressive aneurysm growth within the dissection.
"The state must aggressively monitor the enrollment practices of the school districts," he said.
It was fined $7 million and it promised to aggressively monitor its employees on privacy issues.
They have told the state they plan to aggressively monitor any recounts.
An Apple spokesman said Wednesday that the company had been aggressively monitoring factories in its supply chain with regular audits.
The Obama campaign aggressively monitors any racial remarks made against the president, but officials rarely openly discuss Mr. Obama's race.
Personnel from up to four different civilian and military intelligence agencies aggressively monitor foreign visitors, demanding details of stories and interviews.
