The phrase "and monitored the availability" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing actions taken to oversee or check the status of something, typically in a professional or technical context.
Example: "The IT team implemented a new system and monitored the availability of the network to ensure optimal performance."
Alternatives: "and tracked the availability" or "and observed the availability".
Mr Reed said hospital staff monitored the availability of beds three times a day and that in most instances the black alert was for a short period of time.
The Mets hope to acquire a pitcher before the July 31 trading deadline and are monitoring the availability of Arizona's RANDY JOHNSON.
In our opinion, such a system should include two important elements: one that monitors and assesses CHW performance and one that monitors the availability of essential materials, supplies and commodities for CHWs.
In 1997, WHO, UNICEF and UNFPA published Guidelines for Monitoring the Availability and Use of Obstetric Services UN Guideliness); these guidelines define specific process indicators to measure the "minimum acceptable" level of access to EmOC in any given region [6].
In addition to a real-time, field-based analysis of HeRAMS in Sudan, a field mission to Haiti (where HeRAMS was not used) was conducted to locate alternative assessment tools and databases used to systematically monitor the availability of health services and other essential health systems functions in health facilities in the 2 years following the 2010 earthquake.
Monitoring the availability and pricing of children's essential medicines in Guatemala and other countries is crucial for improving transparency about global prices.
Hence monitoring the availability, utilization, and quality of MR and PAC services using the SMRAC model will help identify whether these services are reaching recommended standards so that further reductions in the MMR can be achieved.
First, EIPs need to continue to systematically monitor the availability and use of these tests through periodic laboratory surveys, either within the EIP network or through coordination with outside organizations and to measure their use in clinical settings.
Future studies should focus on monitoring the availability and accuracy of data regarding the clinical monitoring process for patients (i.e. CD4 count at 6 and 12 months post treatment initiation) and be designed to capture the potential variability between clinics.
