"more robust monitoring" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used in fields such as technology, finance, and healthcare to refer to a more comprehensive and efficient system of tracking and overseeing processes or data. Example: "Our new software update includes features for more robust monitoring of user activity and data security."
It also introduced a more robust monitoring system of foreign reserves held by banks.
Hoping to create a model of a more robust monitoring service, the M.I.T. computer scientists needed a test group of patients.
But expanding available board models by adding one that can provide more robust monitoring and enhanced market credibility can help with the right kind of companies.
These results suggest that the EID framework may lead to more robust monitoring performance in computer network management compared to existing interfaces.
Mr. Wiranto, who was recently promoted, said he hopes to implement reforms, among them a more robust monitoring system that includes unannounced farm inspections, corruption prevention measures and collaborative investigations with importers like the United States.
They should be taking precautions right now, say, by initiating more robust monitoring or new stress tests to gauge whether banks need to raise more capital to absorb the costs of any court fights and buying back bad loans.
Anna Farneski, a university spokeswoman, said it was developing more robust internal monitoring procedures.
As structures around the world reach the end of their intended service life, there is a need for more robust field monitoring techniques to determine, in conjunction with numerical models, if these structures are still fit for purpose.
This is likely explained in part by the more robust patient monitoring and collection of safety data in the clinical trial setting.
7. Streamline and strengthen existing inter-agency systems and mechanisms to provide through the UNCT, a more robust consultation, monitoring, review and reporting on UNDAF and related development initiatives including work of the thematic groups while also respecting individual agency mandates and priorities.
Interestingly enough, two of the wallpapers are clearly designed for a dual-screen layout, stating loud and clear Windows 8 will support a more robust multi-monitor support.
