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The phrase "and to monitor the performance of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the act of observing or assessing how well something is functioning or achieving its goals.
Example: "The team was tasked with developing a new software application and to monitor the performance of its features after launch."
Alternatives: "and to assess the effectiveness of" or "and to evaluate the performance of".
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Interviewees identified three desired uses for a PROM: to improve the quality of individual care; to increase people's engagement in their own care; and to monitor the performance of services.
With regard to Pca, progress in quantification, characterization, and timing of biological processes could create novel opportunities to more fully characterize many biological events and to monitor the performance of well-established as well as novel treatment modalities [ 8].
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(x) The evaluation systems used to monitor the performance of individual surveyors and survey teams.
Without proper targets and performance agreements in place it is almost impossible to monitor the performance of health care workers.
The agency said it would continue to monitor the performance of the newer tires.
Ms. Mastrovito was able to monitor the performance of each child without ever leaving the group.
MALT is commonly used by schools to monitor the performance of their students.
Grants the Home Office greater powers to monitor the performance of individual police forces.
Also, be sure to develop systems to monitor the performance of your volunteers.
They also implemented sensors to monitor the performance parameters of the product.
WatchMouse offers web-based solutions to monitor the performance and security of your site.
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Since I tried Ludwig back in 2017, I have been constantly using it in both editing and translation. Ever since, I suggest it to my translators at ProSciEditing.
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