The phrase "implement surveillance" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the process of putting a particular type of monitoring into effect. For example, you could say, "The police department has decided to implement surveillance of the city's parks after a recent increase in crime."
"The content industry is now pushing ISPs [internet service providers] in Japan to implement surveillance technology that will spy on... every single internet user," it added.
A study published in 2016 found that intelligence agencies have found new ways to implement surveillance, and one way is to use connected devices such as smart TVs and connected thermostats.
Over the past decade, however, we have allowed the intelligence community to implement surveillance laws with minimal oversight.
Once this issue is solved, it will be easier to implement surveillance and control strategies.
Although more difficult to implement, surveillance of HIV and associated risk behaviors among non-migrants in areas with high levels of oscillating migration would help inform prevention strategies.
Further insight on how to design and implement surveillance systems at the hospital level is needed to more broadly and systematically prevent, and mitigate the impact of incidents.
The Unit activities consist of identifying and assessing interventions to implement within the regional health system: developing and implementing surveillance system for the diseases described above, monitoring of control programmes and implementation of organizational changes.
Engineers at IBM's Almaden Research Center in San Jose, CA, report that a number of large retailers have implemented surveillance systems that record and interpret customer movements, using software from Almaden's BlueEyes research project.
A systematic approach is required to understand and overcome the barriers to implementing surveillance systems in this setting.
A significant use of AI not mentioned in this puff piece is the way that the Chinese are implementing surveillance technology in policing.
Poorly implemented surveillance of occupational exposure to HIV in the two Hospitals may explain this gross underestimation.
