The phrase "are able to monitor how" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the capability to observe or track the manner in which something occurs or is done.
Example: "The new software ensures that we are able to monitor how our users interact with the application."
Alternatives: "can track how" or "have the ability to observe how".
Ikea U.S. has had "an online version of our print catalog for several years, but it's basically a PDF version," she added, so having the interactive catalog adds the benefits of being "able to monitor how people respond, the areas where they don't respond, and look at how they're using it, how many are using it and how it gets shared".
By having Mr Kelly and Mr Kornienko onboard for a year, the agencies will be able to monitor how such complications progress beyond the normal six-month tour of duty.
While one clear endpoint to that tracking is to be able to collect royalties, it also provides a big data play, where Kobalt is able to monitor how and when and where particular tracks are played to help artists figure out, for example, how to better plan live performances and to figure out where would be the place place for exclusive releases.
We euthanized mice at different time points after injection (20 min, 3, and 72 h), dissected and cut brains sagittally or coronally to be able to monitor how far the injected solution diffused.
Being able to monitor how much you share about yourself so that you respect yourself.
Clearly, how well observers can detect an event in a dynamic scene depends strongly on how many items those observers are able to monitor, unless the event itself summons attention.
And doctors will be able to monitor just how well they are actually doing them, by looking at things like movement, heart rate, and specifically how much they are doing basic things like standing during the day.
Then they'd be able to monitor who is spending how long on coffee breaks or how often people are going for smoke," explained Wueest, one of the report's authors.
