The phrase "almost no monitoring" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where there is very little oversight or supervision present.
Example: "In the new system, there is almost no monitoring of employee performance, which raises concerns about accountability."
Alternatives: "minimal monitoring" or "little to no oversight".
Right now, that area is intensively fished by a host of countries with almost no monitoring.
The absence of anything specific in the zoning text, coupled with almost no monitoring of owner conduct, has benefited self-interested management.
This finding may be explained, at least in part, by the French sick-leave policy: GPs are free to order sick leave and, until recently, sick leaves of less than one month received almost no monitoring.
The government tolerates almost no independent human rights monitoring, and harasses those who try.
It was a busy site, and the responsibility for operating the monitor was vaguely allocated between receptionist and pharmacist with no supervision, leading to almost no use of the monitor during the intervention period.
The program environment is described as "quasi-military": the daily schedule is highly structured with almost no downtime, and staff closely monitor cadets at all times.5 A typical 100-bed program employs a multidisciplinary staff of approximately 50 people.
Unfortunately, for the task of optimal planning prior to data gathering where to locate the monitoring stations or samples almost no software is freely available up to date.
Yankees officials were almost certainly monitoring developments in Cleveland.
In alternative, the "smart vial" concept is proposed, a Kalman filter based observer allowing an almost continuous monitoring without probes physically inserted into the product.
Given that 92percentt of American teens go online daily and 24percentt are online almost constantly, monitoring programs can operate like listening devices that record every utterance and pass it on to school administrators.
Results show that SARPROZ-processed Sentinel-1A images can provide a high number of reliable PS points in large cities as Madrid, allowing an almost continuous monitoring of ground and structures in this complex urban landscape.
