The phrase "applied monitoring" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where monitoring is being actively implemented or utilized, often in fields like technology, healthcare, or research.
Example: "The applied monitoring of patient vitals ensures timely interventions in critical situations."
Alternatives: "active monitoring" or "implemented monitoring".
Practical issues regarding the whole procedure (the way the coercive measure should be applied, monitoring of the patient, environmental issues etc) are addressed in detail.
Thus, in patients with severe left ventricular failure assessment of regional perfusion indices using gastric tonometry cannot be replaced by one of the tested routinely applied monitoring modalities.
Near-infrared spectroscopy is rapid, noninvasive, and easily applied monitoring system during resuscitation for CPA patients, and our data demonstrated to be a reliable monitoring method in detecting a cerebral tissue oxygenation.
In clinical routine, MAP and CVP are the most frequently applied monitoring tools (75 95 %) during high risk surgery [ 15], despite convincing evidence that neither can predict fluid responsiveness [ 8– 10].
Considerable differences exist between IMRT and VMAT, namely the reduction of treatment delivery time and the number of applied monitor units [ 6, 27].
However, according to recent large international surveys physicians apply monitoring and indicate fluid therapy based mainly on parameters, which are unable to predict fluid responsiveness.
Monitoring of corrosion process is done by applied corrosion monitoring (ACM) instrument.
Structures can be monitored for different corrosion levels using the applied corrosion monitoring instrument.
CCD drift-scan photoelectric technique is applied on monitoring GEO targets.
Differential Pulse Voltammetry (DPV) was applied for monitoring voltammetric behavior of LV on both working electrodes.
The model can be applied for monitoring the effects of fish assemblage restoration.
