The phrase "allows the tracking of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the capability of a system, tool, or method to monitor or follow the progress or status of something.
Example: "The new software allows the tracking of user activity to improve overall performance."
Alternatives: "enables the monitoring of" or "facilitates the observation of".
He gave the example of a creeper virus that allows the tracking of a Facebook user even if their phone is not transmitting.
Furthermore, Connor has optimized the incorporation of an Edu-label into p-CycIF through "click-chemistry" which allows the tracking of cells' progression through the cell cycle.
For the structure guidance, the paper presents a new direct visual servoing strategy that allows the tracking of time-independent paths defined in the image space.
Lastly, MODIS data (independently and combined with AMSR-E) allows the tracking of flood hydrographs and pathways and sedimentation patterns on a near-daily timescale worldwide.
The model allows the tracking of changes in the process performance as a result of the stream re-routing and retrofitting activities.
This technique allows the tracking of mobile terminals in real-time indoors with around 1.5 m of error with three access points at sight.
In situ 2D SAXS and WAXD images allowed the tracking of shear-induced oriented structures in the melt.
Digital technologies allow the tracking of behavior on a much larger scale than was previously possible, offering complementary ways of detecting tacit needs.
LiDAR estimates of surface height RMS were shown to be accurate enough to allow the tracking of temporal changes in surface roughness due to farming activities.
Telemetry, the use of minute radio transmitters to convey information to the researcher from a free-living animal, has been a particularly useful tool, allowing the tracking of the animal in its natural state and the monitoring of physiological information.
This will allow the tracking of changes in the distribution of species in response to, for instance, climate change.Another novel scientific application of the web is as an experimental laboratory in its own right.
