"monitoring survey" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you need to describe a survey designed to track changes over time or measure a particular phenomenon. For example, "We conducted a monitoring survey to measure customer satisfaction levels over the past year."
But in Mexico there was little talk of the monitoring survey.
Estimating pan evaporation is very important for monitoring, survey and management of water resources.
"This will be the first large-scale, long-term, acoustic monitoring survey in the Gulf of Mexico," Clark said.
Ahn, J. H. et al. N2O emissions from activated sludge processes, 2008 2009: results of a national monitoring survey in the United States.
We present the first pilot study of a microseismic monitoring survey using a single vertical downhole array in an onshore oilfield in Abu Dhabi, the United Arab Emirates.
Two publicly available datasets were used: the EBRD-World Bank BusinEnterprisenment and EnterPerformancermance Survey and the Russian Longitudinal Monitoring Survey, RLMS-HSE.
Indeed, the 2011 Malawi Welfare Monitoring Survey found that the main reason given by 44% of non-tested respondents for not testing was that they did not feel at risk or in need of an HIV test [ 51].
Various surveys are available in Canada that examine smoking and tobacco use, such as CTUMS (Canadian Tobacco Use Monitoring Survey) and the General Health Survey.
Existing surveys such as the Canadian Tobacco Use Monitoring Survey CTUMSS) and the NPHS show variations in rates and trends in smoking between males and females and among specific subpopulations of women in Canada.
DATA: Gallup, the British Election Study, the Essex Continuous Monitoring Survey and YouGov/the Times.
To predict Thursday's election result, we estimate models for Conservative and Labour seat shares from monthly voter expectations data (1950-2015) compiled from Gallup, the British Election Study and the Essex Continuous Monitoring Survey.
