The phrase "monitoring the accuracy" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the act of ensuring the accuracy of information, data, or results. For example: We have established an effective system for monitoring the accuracy of our customer data.
Garlik is calling on the government to establish written policies and procedures for monitoring the accuracy of information and correcting erroneous database entries.
Activity in the caudate and posterior cingulum is likely to be related to the regulation of habitual responses governed by previously learned rules and hence to monitoring the accuracy of performance [8], [59].
As a result, older adults will be more likely to show some decision bias due to having difficulty with controlling attention and monitoring the accuracy of information in memory.
In G1 and G2 phases of cell cycle, checkpoints are monitoring the accuracy of DNA synthesis and cell mitosis, respectively (Paulovich et al, 1997), and deregulation of cell cycle regulatory elements has been described for many tumours (Vermeulen et al, 2003).
A recent study suggested that QI reports play a central role in quality improvement initiatives, enabling identification and tracking of quality problems, providing a benchmark with which to compare the facility's quality of care, and providing a method for monitoring the accuracy of RAI-MDS documentation [ 46].
Most of us distinguish between real and imagined events using unconscious processes to monitor the accuracy of our experiences.
"But when the government requires it, then the government will monitor the accuracy of the information".
This led to legislation giving the F.D.A. power to monitor the accuracy of drug-company promotional claims, which slowed down the marketing juggernaut.
Levinson and Thrun proposed a framework that monitors the accuracy of a calibrated camera-laser scanner setup while being in use [22].
"When you aim and hit the trigger," says Gottlieb, "the laser shoots out at the target, and the result is recorded on the computer, so that a supervisor can monitor the accuracy of the firing and give the soldiers feedback".
In the polls, it has taken precedence over the Iraq war, which has perhaps faded to a dull roar in people's consciousness," says Brooks Jackson, director of Annenberg Political Fact Check, a group based at Penn's Annenberg Public Policy Center that monitors the accuracy of statements by major U.S. political players.
