The phrase "are in place to monitor" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing systems, procedures, or measures that have been established to observe or track something.
Example: "The new security protocols are in place to monitor any unauthorized access to the building."
Alternatives: "are established to oversee" or "are set up to track".
What potential safeguards are in place to monitor such practices?
This case study reviews local legal and institutional frameworks for Argentina and concludes that tools are in place to monitor and mitigate the negative impact of bycatch on the populations.
Although controls are in place to monitor and sway public opinion while stamping out dissent, the mere fact that information can still make it out has convinced some observers that progress is being made, albeit achingly slow.
Thus, cellular regulatory controls are in place to monitor the biogenesis of OMPs and LPS.
A number of strategies are in place to monitor intervention uptake and assess adherence to protocols.
To assess for treatment fidelity it is necessary to ensure that procedures are in place to monitor for protocol adherence [ 53].
Moreover, no system is in place to monitor feral bees — those that escape from managed colonies yet contribute critical pollination services to both wild plants and farms.
"Current evidence suggests that it is important for police to ensure that a missing persons co-ordinator is in place to monitor patterns and identify risk, that return home interviews are provided for missing and absent children and young people, and that police work closely with statutory and voluntary sector partners across the different categories".
Mechanisms should be in place to monitor fluid deficit during operative hysteroscopic surgery.
A mechanism for quality assurance must be in place to monitor the application of the CSE at the implementation stage of the project.
A Data Monitoring Committee is in place to monitor the trial.
