"monitoring usefulness" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to the act of regularly observing or tracking the effectiveness or practicality of something. Example: The company implemented a new system for tracking employee productivity, and through careful monitoring of its usefulness, they were able to make adjustments and improve efficiency by 20%.
EPI involvement is critical in adapting the survey instruments to local realities, developing and implementing interventions to raise coverage rates, and monitoring their usefulness, as well as for satisfying ethical requirements.
Acceptability of method is likely to be influenced by perceptions of disease severity; necessity for self-management; accuracy and effectiveness of monitoring method; usefulness of results; convenience and disruption to daily life.
This article reviews the performance characteristics of the currently available assays, and their usefulness for monitoring the use of AT concentrates in intensive care units, disseminated intravascular coagulation or severe infections, to restore the anticoagulant protective effect of heparin by supplementing the requested AT concentration.
Later on, the sensor can be turned into a portable air quality and temperature monitor, extending its usefulness.
Placental alkaline phosphatase is a direct product of endometrial cancers that can be readily assayed in serum using this two-site assay to test its clinical usefulness in monitoring patients at risk for endometrial cancer.
When using the predicted body weight, as is what is reported in some papers in the literature, the number of B-line positive quadrants that best predicts EVLW >10 ml/kg was 4. In recent years, ultrasonography has been increasingly used in daily practices in the ICU and has showed its usefulness in monitoring the pulmonary aeration and haemodynamic condition of critically ill patients [14, 15].
Its usefulness in monitoring response to the treatment is well-known.
The usefulness of monitoring the vertical F-region drift motions with Digisonde drift measurements is discussed.
Clinical usefulness of monitoring haloperidol in salivary samples based on plasma:saliva correlation.
Lack of information about the usefulness of monitoring was considered a major problem in the study.
