The phrase "and tracked in a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the monitoring or recording of data or activities within a specific context.
Example: "The progress of the project was carefully documented and tracked in a comprehensive report."
Alternatives: "and monitored in a" or "and recorded in a".
Protein tagged with a photoactivatable label can be visualized and tracked in a spatially and temporally defined manner.
The latitude, longitude, elevation, and other attributes of garbage cans, telephone posts, manholes, and trees can be recorded and tracked in a pseudo-3D virtualization system.
Presumably, these driverless cars will be safer, having fewer accidents, fewer drunk drivers and fewer thefts (though it will still happen, fewer people will steal a car that is fully integrated and tracked in a network).
These patients were prospectively entered and tracked in a computerized cancer center database.
Studies were stored and tracked in a manageable computerised form by EndNote software Version X4.
Standard operating procedures were developed and tracked in a computerized database to document and monitor progress on latrine construction in each WASH household.
Through it we can manage and track in a seamless and efficient way both relatively small datasets, such as microarray expressions profiles, and, in a soon-to-be future, larger ones, as whole genome sequences.
While specific image features are easy to detect and track in a series of images recorded over time in white-light imaging, the same features are not readily visible in the IR image sequence.
Dogs introduced unique drool and fecal microbes into a home and tracked in soil dwellers from outside.
All analysis results are uploaded, stored and tracked in the xQTL workbench database through an R-API.
Problems and suggestions are tracked in a database.
