The phrase "final monitoring" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the last stage of monitoring or checking something. Example: The final monitoring of the project's progress showed that all tasks were completed successfully.
12-months monitoring visit: final monitoring wherein goals are evaluated and recommendations are made to sustain the lifestyle activities.
The study was completed after the final monitoring status of the patients determined on December 31st , 2011
The final monitoring was done to find the informants' meaning according to their breast cancer when they met another individual with experience of breast cancer, i.e. a CP.
The final monitoring instrument developed in this study consists of 28 main questions (in parts with sub-questions) and takes approximately 60 minutes to complete.
Final monitoring will be done by the study coordinator by visiting randomly selected centers and checking a part of the case record forms once again.
In one household, the Oorja stove was used only during the preliminary monitoring period; in two other households, the the Oorja stove was unused during the final monitoring period.
One final monitor to consider is the use of processed EEG, given the fact that hypertension and tachycardia may not be a reliable indicator of inadequate anesthetic depth in LVAD patients [ 16].
The larger difference indicates that indoor sources were making a larger contribution to personal PM2.5 concentrations during these final three monitoring periods than during the first two monitoring periods.
A former astronaut diagnosed with Stage IV cancer is spending his final year monitoring the melt.
The coda was used as the base in the final thematic monitoring [ 22] and we found 3 themes, including sub-themes, that illustrated the individuals' experience of CPs.
The final MOvIT monitoring questionnaire covers nine potential adverse outcomes: 1) non-use of WC, 2) pain, 3) skin problems, 4) positioning problems, 5) WC incidents, 6) psychosocial issues, 7) restricted WC participation, 8) limited WC skills and knowledge, and 9) technical problems (Appendix 1).
