The phrase "and keep tract" is not correct; it should be "and keep track." You can use it when referring to the act of monitoring or maintaining a record of something over time.
Example: "It's important to stay organized and keep track of your expenses throughout the month."
Alternatives: "and monitor" or "and maintain a record."
He did this by having reporters on the corners who actually counted and kept tract of the style trends.
Here is the OPOV Profile Log to keep tract of profiles through the steps towards completion.
In addition, Rodriguez told VICE that the US Olympic Committee will be bringing its own cooks from the US to make sure they're using proper food-safety precautions: "Athletes will be provided with yogurt, fermented foods, and probiotic supplements to improve their gut health and keep the [gastrointestinal tract] as strong as possible to fight off diseases".
Guinea pigs need the hay to keep their teeth ground down and keep their digestive tracts in balance.
Runners aim to find prerace fuel that will wake up the gastrointestinal tract and keep lactic-acid-filled legs moving, Banks said.
"There is a new field of study called probiotic bacteriology that is investigating whether living organisms can help colonize the gastrointestinal tract and keep out bad bacteria," Dr. Boor said.
Increasing the amount of energy you exert helps to wake up your digestive tract and keep your digestive system functioning properly.
They devour newspapers and political tracts and keep an ear tuned to stations like WBAI, which has a large black audience and adheres to leftist political causes.
Our future work will continually focus on more optimal approach to reduce liver and gastrointestinal tract uptake by modifying the peptide structure and keep the specificity binding.
The basic function of lipids is to solubilize the drug and keep it in a dissolved state throughout the transit in the GI tract.
