"monitoring capacity" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to the ability of someone or something to keep watch over a situation, or to carefully track and observe progress. For example, "We need to increase our monitoring capacity to ensure that the project stays on track."
Color shaded fields group volcanoes values with similar monitoring capacity.
This monitoring capacity can also be employed to detect crimes against citizens, such as rapes and robberies.
Moreover, we propose a monitoring capacity analysis using graph theory particularly Conflict Graph (CG), and asymptotic study.
Thus, the models can evaluate the monitoring capacity of the metal-composite bonded joint, undamaged and damaged, by accelerometer and piezoelectric transducers.
The objective of joining inter-institutional efforts was to develop a set of projects that involve data management, research, monitoring, capacity building, and technological transfer.
However, the forecasting of flash flooding in mountainous regions remains challenging because of the short response time and limited monitoring capacity.
Improving spatial-analytical and monitoring capacities should allow gradual implementation of modifications needed to improve PES cost-effectiveness.
The purpose of this study was to assess the status and development of national monitoring capacities between 2005 and 2010 in tropical non-Annex I countries.
Indicators were derived for four main categories: national engagement in the REDD+ process, existing monitoring capacities, challenges with respect to REDD+ monitoring under particular national circumstances and technical challenges for the use of remote sensing.
Five years ago, no one could have foreseen that the Gas Rush, with its ever-growing track record of hazards, spills, leaks, explosions, water and air contamination, and health dangers, would have strained the monitoring capacities of state governments, and over-ridden the rights of ordinary citizens to the extent now seen.
However improving monitoring capacities for systematic forest degradation estimates today will help reduce uncertainties even for historical estimates.
