The phrase "in order to monitor the progress" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the process of tracking the development of a project, goal, or other activity. For example, "The supervisor held weekly meetings with the team in order to monitor the progress of their project."
Solvent system used throughout experimental work for running TLC was ethyl acetate and hexane mixture (in suitable proportion) in order to monitor the progress of reactions.
As the features of interest approach the nanometer range in functional structures, the microscopic techniques must approach the same resolution in order to monitor the progress of degradation processes and to assess the reliability and lifetime of the features.
Ideally, high image quality should be sustained throughout the whole operation in order to monitor the progress of tumor resection.
A clinical research assistant will be commissioned by the sponsor (University Hospital of Clermont-Ferrand) in order to monitor the progress of the study in accordance with the Standard Operating Procedures implemented in the University Hospital of Clermont-Ferrand, in accordance with the Good Clinical Practice and the current French laws.
A clinical research assistant will be commissioned by the sponsor (University Hospital of Clermont-Ferrand) in order to monitor the progress of the study in accordance with the Standard Operating Procedures implemented at the University Hospital of Clermont-Ferrand, in accordance with the Good Clinical Practice and current French laws.
In order to monitor the query progress, we have also incorporated a progress bar for the query progression, linked to the user's Email-ID or Job-ID.
A pre/post treatment designed was used in order to monitor the participants' progress and allow for a baseline comparison and also to maximize the applicability of the trial's results to usual care settings.
He has developed an individual learning plan for Quy in order to monitor the child's progress on a regular basis.
Global health researchers, implementers, and policymakers have examined health outcomes by wealth quintiles in order to monitor progress towards the MDGs [ 15], in the Demographic and Health Surveys [ 5, 16] as well as a range of independent studies [ 17, 18].
The recommended assessment of patient health in order to monitor progress of the disease includes not only an appraisal of physical features, but also a health-related quality-of-life measurement [ 30, 31].
When new innovations are introduced to health services, measurement must be incorporated in order to monitor progress along the way [ 32].
