"tracking time" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe the act of monitoring or keeping track of the passage of time. Example: The project manager was responsible for tracking time and ensuring that the team met their deadlines.
Our findings reveal positive effects of tracking time on time management skills.
Simulation results show that the proposed approach is effective in reducing tracking time and tracking errors.
Great for tracking time, projects, expenses and, most importantly, sending reminders to the deadbeat media companies that owe me money.
Leslie Glass gets one thing right in TRACKING TIME (Dutton, $23.95): parents and their adolescent offspring do not speak the same language -- if, indeed, they speak at all.
With Tali, users can eliminate the administrative burden of time entry by seamlessly tracking time throughout the day, using nothing more than their voice.
According to Nye, the Marsdials are important for tracking time on Mars and for calibrating the colors of the images that come from Mars.
On the downside, PI controllers are not capable of accurately tracking time-varying references, unless they change very slowly.
There are few standards for tracking time-sensitive events, he says, and Spivack's company will need to customize its system for different video formats on different sites.
Adaptive filtering was found to be extremely useful in tracking time-varying model parameters of large uncertainty and more robust in the case of unknown process noise statistics.
We develop an adaptive sensing framework for tracking time-varying fields using a wireless sensor network.
Moreover, RLS with fixed value of FF (FFF) is not effective for tracking time-varying parameters with large variations.
