"tracking sheet" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is usually used in a business context to refer to a document which records a system of keeping track of something, usually some sort of data or information. For example, "We use a tracking sheet to track the progress of all our staff training".
We had our first planning meeting during which we filled out the goal tracking sheet.
If you would like to keep a manual diary, print this Hula Hoop tracking sheet and keep notes.
If you would like to keep a manual diary, print this C25K tracking sheet and keep notes.
The tracking sheet will enable the study to monitor kit use and avoid stock-outs.
COMPONENT 3: Tracking sheet The intervention includes the use of a tracking sheet (so-called "ficha") for the research assistants to monitor the stock levels of the various products in the kits.
The FVS will take an image (Image 1 ); measure its size; and record data on the surgical tracking sheet.
The researchers derived information from archived, handwritten administrative tracking sheets dating back to 1971.
Now the junior hacksaws are rusty, the vices are seized, the sewing machines stand idle and the only files in use keep tracking sheets on literacy targets.
Spot areas for improvement by breaking data down to topic level: In maths we generate tracking sheets for students to show their proficiency in each topic studied, as well as their overall score and level.
Please be sure your submission includes at least one example of each of the following: calling script pages, shift plots, blocking notation, prop & costume tracking sheets, master production calendars, daily rehearsal schedules, and e-mails or memos that highlight your communication skills.
Tracking sheets did not contain any data that could be used to identify a particular respondent.
