"thoroughly monitored" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used when describing a situation or process that is closely observed or supervised to ensure proper functioning or compliance. Example: The new security system was thoroughly monitored to prevent any potential breaches.
Suppose a securities-trading desk in your bank has risks that are not fully reported and therefore not thoroughly monitored.
A specially designed test bench is used, thoroughly monitored to fully characterize the experiments, in which gears in different health status are tested.
Therefore, glucose metabolism in subjects predisposed to reduced SWS (e.g. depression, aging, obstructive sleep apnea, pharmacological treatment) should be thoroughly monitored.
A spokesman said its partners were subject to four layers of control and that its funding was "the most thoroughly monitored and controlled of all international aid donated for the refugee crisis in Greece".
Not even George Orwell in his most febrile moments could have envisaged a world in which every citizen could be so thoroughly monitored every moment of the day, spied upon, eavesdropped, watched, tracked, followed by CCTV cameras, recorded and scrutinised.
For this aim, the long-term operation of three different Sequencing Batch Reactors (SBR) enriched in Accumulibacter at low SRT was thoroughly monitored for more than three months each one.
He called on the city Education Department to more thoroughly monitor how schools report safety data, saying its "lax attitude has allowed for a disturbing trend".
He added that one of the bank's failings in the past was not thoroughly monitoring and reviewing its practices on an ongoing basis — a mistake he said he doesn't want to repeat.
As for health care workers returning from West Africa who have not been knowingly exposed to the virus, Frieden encouraged them to thoroughly monitor their own conditions and to coordinate with local health care officials who could provide "direct rapid monitoring".
Yet for decades, an anti-regulatory climate has eroded many of our safeguards: Agencies are underfunded and understaffed, regulators don't have the money to thoroughly monitor sites, and government officials must prove at each turn that protecting the public is more valuable than industry's right to pollute.
Thus, we did another experiment to thoroughly monitor the luciferase activity inside the cells during the cytolysis of 4T1-Her2 cells by cTCR-transduced splenocytes.
