The phrase "are fully monitored" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is being observed or tracked completely and without exception.
Example: "All activities in the facility are fully monitored to ensure safety and compliance with regulations."
Alternatives: "are completely overseen" or "are thoroughly tracked".
A reservoir equipped with a suspended cover was fully monitored to register the evaporation rate and microclimate below the cover.
Traditionally, coverage problems concern whether a certain target area or a certain target object can be fully monitored by the sensors collaboratively.
Given the important role the EC cell plays within the GI tract, it is understandable that the measurement of 5-HT, its precursors and metabolites should be fully monitored during normal ageing.
This installation has been fully monitored from spring 2013 until spring 2014 with cooling / DHW production and permits to show the high interest of such strategy to combine long term quality, simplicity of use and economical efficiency.
This week, Iran signed an agreement with the IAEA to allow inspectors expanded access to several nuclear sites that have not been fully monitored, including the Arak facility and a uranium mine.
All V0-V2 data for each participant must be fully monitored, with all queries resolved, before randomization may take place.
The importance of it in inflammatory processes has been fully monitored, showing that the circulating concentration of SAA protein is increased by 1000-fold within 24 to 48 h after infection/inflammation from a basal level of 0.82 ± 0.53 μg/mL [ 47].
The majority of the containers coming into the U.S. at the five ports in question (and generally with all U.S. ports) are not fully monitored and very few are checked to any depth by human operators (it costs too much).
In most cases, the temperature profiles of the samples are not fully monitored during freeze-thawing and therefore, the sample thermal histories are largely unknown.
