The phrase "an effective monitoring system" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the functionality or performance of a system designed to observe and track certain activities or processes.
Example: "To ensure compliance with regulations, we need to implement an effective monitoring system that can provide real-time data."
Alternatives: "a reliable oversight mechanism" or "an efficient tracking system."
Experts on both sides say the existence of an effective monitoring system, which its proponents see as central to treaty policing, would increase the chances that the accord might one day be revived.
"In these circumstances, what chance is there that Iraq would agree to the re-establishment of an effective monitoring system if they are being allowed a veto on a matter like who the executive chairman should be?
Thus, as explained earlier, in order to design an effective monitoring system, the information provided by the National Police should be analyzed along with other information e.g. environmental conditions, related crimes and drug prices.
This paper introduces a new application of the Automated Sensor and Signal Processing Approach (ASPS), for the design of condition monitoring systems for developing an effective monitoring system for gearbox fault diagnosis.
In metal cutting processes, an effective monitoring system, which depends on a suitably developed scheme or set of algorithms can maintain machine tools in good condition and delay the occurrence of tool wear.
During the literature review and after meetings with local communities, the authors of this study realized that illegal cutting, poor management, forest fires, an increasing influence of a "land mafia", the lack of proper record-keeping and of an effective monitoring system are the major causes of forest decline in the study area.
It is therefore critically important to implement effective network intrusion detection systems (NIDSs) to monitor the network and detect the intrusions in a timely manner.
Indeed, given the recent increase in the extent of C. difficile death and illness in North America and Europe, the findings in this study show that CDAD is an emerging problem, worthy of substantial investment in effective infection-control and monitoring systems.
Effective logistic information systems that monitor local and national uptake of commodities and transparent procurement procedures could address some of the perceived barriers [ 54].
Effective feedback and monitoring systems would enable radiologists to rely on reports being accessed and read, but in practice such systems are rare, and would still not be responsive enough for life-threatening emergencies.
In order to cater the aforementioned problems and avoid damage to reputation, the Aplicom 12 GSM module is used over a Global System for Mobile Communications (GSM) network to provide a practical and cost-effective remote fuel-level monitoring system.
