"precision monitoring" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the systematic observation of a process in order to ensure that it is as accurate and precise as possible. For example, "The engineers employed precision monitoring to gauge the accuracy of the manufacturing process."
Wireless sensor networks (WSN) technology is increasingly being implemented for modern precision monitoring tasks.
When operating, the huge LDX magnet is supported by the magnetic field from an electromagnet overhead, which is controlled continuously by a computer based on precision monitoring of its position using eight laser beams and detectors.
For high precision monitoring, Labview application is developed.
31– 33 Calibration against a standard block was performed daily, while precision monitoring against a standard lumbar spine bone mineral density phantom was undertaken weekly.
It is expected these targeted agents, and ones like them, will have a significant future impact toward precision monitoring of disease.
To avoid misinterpretation in the presence of disturbing factors and to achieve the required precision, monitoring systems based on arterial waveform analysis should be able to recalculate arterial compliance at short intervals [ 32].
The precision Monitored Drift Tube (MDT) chambers measure the track sagitta up to a pseudorapidity of 2.7 with a 50 μm uncertainty yielding a design muon transverse momentum resolution of 10% at 1 TeV.
A sensoring system is presented for high-precision monitoring in real time of tool-workpiece interaction and cutting detection in micromachining operations.
Precision measurement, monitoring and control are very important in manufacturing technology.
The interferometer is suitable for on-machine precision surface monitoring for quality control.
Laser beams with extremely high colinearity are often required where precision position monitoring is important.
