The phrase "an algorithm to monitor" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing a specific algorithm designed for the purpose of monitoring something, such as data, processes, or systems.
Example: "The researchers developed an algorithm to monitor the network traffic for any unusual activity."
Alternatives: "a monitoring algorithm" or "an algorithm for surveillance".
He said that he had developed an algorithm to monitor people's comments about businesses on social media platforms — and that he needed someone to turn the idea into a company.
Brad, the creator of Full Spectrum Survival, keeps an eye on current events too, and even developed an algorithm to monitor natural disaster news and developing world crises, but he doesn't live in fear.
The aim of this work was to develop and validate an algorithm to monitor rates of, and response to, treatment of patients infected with hepatitis C virus (HCV) across England using routine laboratory HCV RNA testing data.
The company has put in a much stronger algorithm to monitor for dodgy content.
One of the recent challenges in wireless sensor networks is the design of efficient algorithms to monitor a set of discrete targets lying at a field.
Similarly, tools such as the Global Disaster Alert and Coordination System (GDACS), a web-based public tool for monitoring floods, utilize image processing algorithms to monitor floods at a global scale.
It's hard to imagine a more contentious project than programing ethics into our algorithms; to do otherwise, however, and allow algorithms to monitor themselves, is to invite the quicksand of moral equivalence.
Never mind its swiveling head turns all the better for algorithms to monitor the faces of your family so it knows exactly who's in the room and what they're saying.
Then real-time monitoring of the algorithm is necessary to see if it is performing correctly; you need algorithms to monitor trading algorithms.
This allows us to propose an algorithm to set monitoring parameters in accordance to the statistics of the events measured by spatially scattered sensor nodes.
The Natural Cycles app uses an algorithm to track fertility by monitoring the user's menstrual cycle.
