"track and trace" is a correct and widely used phrase in written English.
It is often used in the context of monitoring or following the movement of something or someone, usually in a logistical or investigative sense. For example: "The police used advanced technology to track and trace the suspect's whereabouts before finally apprehending him."
To do this properly, we need new analytical tools to track and trace what we eat.
Through-life engineering services depend on capabilities to track and trace long-living systems and their components throughout the lifecycle.
One of the key components of EPCglobal architecture required to implement track and trace capabilities is the discovery service (DS).
Dutch aWEARness and its partners within the European Commission's innovation project, EcoProFabrics, are working on a circular track and trace management system for the textile supply chain.
Since 9/11, the industry has been encouraged to develop "track and trace" technology to allow protection of the food supply at various stages of distribution.
The UN study calls for new industry standards based on technologies such as "track and trace", which identify where, when, how and by whom a product was caught.
Track-and-trace technology can put a unique code on each bottle, even each pill produced.
The state is using a track-and-trace system called Metrc.
India has commissioned feasibility studies of track-and-trace technology from Wipro, a software and services giant.
With track-and-trace technology, on the other hand, it is easy to find the packages that are safely in the possession of legitimate wholesalers, hospitals and drugstores.
Electronic barcodes on the mail allow operators to "track-and-trace" each item, to provide service guarantees of when the mail was sorted and delivered.
