"monitor initiatives" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to the act of keeping track of a project or plan over time. For example, "The project manager is responsible for monitoring initiatives throughout the duration of the initiative."
The tool also enables facilities to monitor initiatives in these areas over time.
Revealing these disparities allows us to understand the barriers children confront, and design and monitor initiatives that make it possible to overcome them.
Revealing disparities allows us to understand the barriers Malian children confront, and design and monitor initiatives that make it possible to overcome them".
The Ministry of Environment has attributed this decrease to measures led by the dedicated task force the Brazilian government established in April 2011 to strengthen enforcement and monitoring initiatives.
Many organizations and individuals are developing sustainable forestry criteria and indicator (C&I) research and monitoring initiatives at various scales.
This assay can easily be extended to other food items and to a variety of food-monitoring initiatives.
Environmental sensing and monitoring initiatives will be gratified by new Information System (IS) architectures and collaboration protocols arising with Cloud Computing CCC) paradigm.
These results suggest that the use of FluoroProbes and related instruments for phytoplankton surveillance and monitoring initiatives must account for differences in ambient CDOM.
The method outlined in the paper has relevance to national forest monitoring initiatives, such as the Continental Forest Monitoring Framework currently being evaluated in Australia.
Local governments are also active in local environmental monitoring initiatives e.g. SI@M in Vitoria-Gasteiz [15] and use different sensors (air quality, noise), LIght Detection And Ranging (LIDAR) and other methods such as population surveys etc. for data collection.
Many large scale forest monitoring initiatives rely on pixel-based remote sensing classifications to quantify fragmentation patterns because they fit seamlessly into the patch-mosaic model (PMM) and can be analyzed using conventional landscape metrics (e.g., FRAGSTATS).
