The phrase "as poor monitoring" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or condition where monitoring is inadequate or insufficient.
Example: "The project's failure can be attributed to several factors, including as poor monitoring of progress and resources."
Alternatives: "due to inadequate monitoring" or "because of insufficient oversight".
The move is controversial, and the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy warns that a system with multiple providers could work against the government's stated aim of better integration by creating a range of standards against which the quality of care can be judged, as well as poor monitoring of non-NHS providers and wide variations in conditions and pay for staff.
Nevertheless, there are some limitations of the scheme such as poor monitoring practices at the production level, no laboratory established for monitoring the quality of produces, and no institution empowered to verify the GAP and SALM certificate at the farm level and to raise global-scale recognition to promote Malaysian vegetable products (Radam et al. 2015).
After the GAO's report, the U.S. Health and Human Services Officee of the Inspector General found in a 2015 review of kids on Medicaid that there were serious "quality-of-care concerns" in the treatment of children with second-generation antipsychotic drugs, such as poor monitoring of kids, potential for incorrect treatment and too many prescription drugs with harmful side effects.
Obstacles such as unclear goals and assignments or a lack of resources are typical in this situation, as well as time pressure, poor monitoring of working time, and conflicting demands, according to Härenstam et al. [ 34].
Lack of skilled staff, inadequate infrastructure, and poor monitoring as well as limited information system have led to the slow progress health.
New interventions such as PITC may be constrained by broader organisational barriers such as poor patient flow, poor monitoring and evaluation of patients and the absence of mechanisms for recalling HIV positive patients to ensure follow-up visits take place.
This could be as a result of poor monitoring and supervision of the staff, lack of skills in the use of partographs and protocols or even shortage in the supply of these tools.
Consequently, the poor monitoring and control system, disrespect of policies and laws as well as usage of poor quality salt, result in increased level of goiter and other IDD in BIH.
Of the 62 sites its staff visited, 11 were issued with improvement notices over issues such as access problems, insufficient risk assessment and poor monitoring or management.
Sadly (if you're as poor as yours truly) your headphones probably will never be the Reference Monitors pictured.
Poor monitoring of the livelihoods of elderly people is particularly worrying as the number of people aged over 60 is projected to soar from 901m this year to 2.09bn in 2050, according to the index.
