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The phrase "allows the monitoring of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capability or permission to observe or track something, often in a technical or formal context.
Example: "The new software allows the monitoring of user activity to improve security measures."
Alternatives: "facilitates the observation of" or "enables the tracking of".
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PiCCO is a minimally invasive technique and allows the monitoring of beat-by-beat cardiac output.
After atmospheric correction, the collected data allows the monitoring of the land cover dynamics.
Molecular imaging allows the monitoring of abnormal alterations of c-MET in real time and in vivo.
In Orthotopic models strong fluorescent are labeled with green fluorescent protein along with video detectors, allows the monitoring of details of growth, angiogenesis, and metastasis.
This is one of the main characteristics of the proposed approach, as it allows the monitoring of a possible faulty cell i by its neighbors.
The spectrometer has a response time of the order of one second which allows the monitoring of gas dynamics on a very fast time scale.
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The TMD simulations designed for IF model generation also allowed the monitoring of global conformational changes that transform the structure from the OF state to the IF state.
BT has unusual costs in that the prison phone system is small and must allow the monitoring of calls.
In August, however, Iraq banned UNSCOM's spot inspections, though it still allowed the monitoring of sites already inspected.
This technology would allow the monitoring of the health status of military personal in real time.
The HPLC method allowed the monitoring of the reaction time course since MEG is the limiting substrate of the reaction.
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