The phrase "no longer monitored" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is no longer being watched or observed. For example: Due to the decrease in misbehavior, the school hallway is no longer monitored by security cameras.
The workings of the state are no longer monitored at first hand and the electorate is deprived of information it needs to exercise choice.
When there were two consecutive serum concentrations in the target range and no change in CVVH flow rate, vancomcycin concentration is no longer monitored.
The depression was no longer monitored by RSMC Nadi on December 15 after it had become sheared, but it was briefly referred to as a "weak tropical depression" on December 19 and 20.
Person-time tables were cross-classified by all confounders, cumulative radiation dose and monitoring status (still being monitored or no longer monitored).
The remaining 110 websites were considered not to bear any interest for the present study and thus were no longer monitored.
Officers in London will no longer monitor the security of mass cycle rides around the capital.
As a result, after Feb. 1, 2009, the F.A.A. and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration will no longer monitor signals from these devices, the agencies said in a memorandum issued Friday.
In October, Obama personally assured Merkel that the US is no longer monitoring her calls, and promised it will not do so in the future.
Even they are no longer monitoring the ceasefire after a diplomatic dispute.Suspicions in both countries have stymied any peace talks.
Last week, Susan Gaffney, the HUD inspector general, said the agency had cut its staff for single-family home programs in half and could no longer monitor when properties were "flipped" -- bought and quickly resold at an inflated price.
She added: "Departments do not have consistent policies for charging for their telephone services, and the Cabinet Office no longer monitors charges.
