The phrase "and efficient tracking of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the effectiveness and organization of monitoring or overseeing something, such as data, processes, or performance.
Example: "The new software allows for real-time updates and efficient tracking of project milestones."
Alternatives: "and effective monitoring of" or "and streamlined oversight of".
One step in this direction is the establishment of new tools and techniques that allow the easy and efficient tracking and identification of the P. falciparum parasite throughout its life stages.
SMDs exploit the fact that each local search step affects only a small part of the solution and allow for efficient tracking of changes at each iteration, such that unnecessary reevaluations can be avoided.
This number appeared on both consent and data collection sections of the baseline questionnaire, and allowed for the efficient tracking of both responders and non-responders throughout the study.
The method combines a front-tracking method with a newly developed finite volume (FV) scheme and utilizes an auxiliary grid for computationally efficient tracking of interfaces in body-fitted curvilinear grids.
The inner loop controller ensures an efficient tracking of both generator torque and stator flux, while the outer loop controller achieves a close tracking of the optimal blade rotor speed to optimize wind energy capture.
The model employs a scalable subgrid technique for efficient tracking of local variations during recrystallization and provides excellent statistics of grain size and texture after recrystallization.
Fast and specific bioorthogonal reactions are highly desirable because they provide efficient tracking of biomolecules that are present in low abundance and/or involved in fast dynamic process in living systems.
Detailed data would also allow for more efficient tracking of trade.
It also provides efficient tracking of reference voltage compared to Bang-Bang control.
