"intensify monitoring" is a perfectly correct phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to increasing surveillance or observation. For example, "Given the recent increase in incidents, it is necessary to intensify monitoring of the area."
In mainland China, which received about 20 percent of Japan's exports by value last year, the office of supervision, inspection and quarantine has asked local inspection authorities to intensify monitoring for nuclear and radioactive materials.
Three dozen advocacy groups are calling on Veterans Affairs Secretary Robert Wilkie to intensify monitoring of college programs that enroll veterans after an audit found lax oversight could result in $2.3 billion in tuition benefits going to predatory schools during the next five years.
Clinicians change their practice to intensify monitoring of such values as anti-Xa and antithrombin levels.
Mariya Gabriel, Commissioner for Digital Economy and Society, said signatories to the Code of Practice must intensify monitoring and reporting and boost cooperation with fact-checkers and the research community.
These results, coupled with the high prevalence of metabolic syndrome – more than double that of the general population – seen in our study, suggest a need to intensify monitoring of metabolic syndrome among all patients with serious mental illness, including for those not using second generation antipsychotics.
Harold O. Levy, interim chancellor, said yesterday that he had ordered intensified monitoring tomorrow when elementary and middle schools administer a citywide math test.
It was not the FISA law that retarded the intensified monitoring of the insurgents but, rather, internal wrangling between the Justice Department and the intelligence community.
By intensifying monitoring of birds and mosquitoes and then quickly moving to spread pesticides in surrounding areas, officials hope to prevent or at least limit the spread of the disease to humans this year.
HONG KONG — Shipping companies and airlines around the world, already nervous about rising fuel prices and the potential effect of an economic slowdown in Japan, now have another worry: intensified monitoring of ships and aircraft that have made recent stops in Japan.
An increasing role of the seas and oceans in human food production (sustainable aquaculture), intensified monitoring activities and intensified international coordination of the use of marine space also fit well in this scenario.
Forest managers and scientists are thus required to constantly re-evaluate and communicate strategies for intensified monitoring; this includes general environmental monitoring for emerging threats but also "traditional" forest monitoring using field plots and remote sensing for forest management purposes.
