The phrase "radio monitoring" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used when referring to the act of listening to or recording radio transmissions for the purpose of gathering information or maintaining security. Example: The government agency conducted thorough radio monitoring of the rebel group's communications in order to gather intelligence and track their movements.
A radio monitoring circuitry is proposed to monitor incoming and outgoing transmissions, simplifying software debugging.
For example, it has taken almost 20 years of optical and radio monitoring to obtain a universal accepted time-delay for the lensed quasar Q0957+561 to an accuracy of 3percent.
Some observers in Cairo think that the scrambling by Soviet pilots during radar warnings of possible Israeli raids may be intended as a psychological warning to the Israelis, who know from radio monitoring when Russians are in the air.
Another Gulf War-era hit, "God Bless the U.S.A.," sung by the country singer Lee Greenwood, got the most increased airplay of any song tracked this week by Broadcast Data Systems, the music industry's top radio monitoring company, based in White Plains.
"I Will Always Love You," the most popular song, was downloaded 195,000 times, as compared with 3,000 the week before, and from Saturday to Monday it was played 2,137 times on the radio, up from 134 plays during the same period the week before, according to BDS, Nielsen's radio monitoring arm.
"I Will Always Love You," the most popular song, was downloaded 195,000 times, and from Saturday to Monday it had 2,137 spins on the radio, up from 134 during the same period the week before, according to BDS, Nielsen's radio monitoring arm.
The announcement was made on North Korea's official radio, monitored in Tokyo.
The announcement was carried last week in a broadcast on Hanoi Radio, monitored here.
Pakistani officials said radio monitors listening to the fighters were picking up foreign languages, but also Pashto.
When war broke out, he was employed by the BBC as a radio monitor of German broadcasts.
According to unconfirmed reports from Israeli radio monitors, the hijackers said they would begin killing the hostages unless their demands were broadcast on Egyptian radio and television".
