"tracking use" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It typically refers to the monitoring and analysis of the use of something, such as a website or application. For example, "We need to start tracking use of our new app so we can understand how it is being used and how we can improve it."
In a multiyear $230 million project for which the Department of Energy is supplying half the money, the company is tracking use patterns for around 6,000 vehicles, mainly Chevrolet Volts and Nissan Leafs.
Called "OpenIDFA," the technology allows for the type of tracking use cases that Apple's ban could prevent, while still protecting end user privacy by offering built-in expiration that prevents the possibility of long-term tracking.
Use of synthetic cannabinoids (sometimes called "synthetic marijuana") has decreased in all age grades surveyed since 2012, when the survey first started tracking use of these drugs.
They have also recommended that all countries establish monitoring programs for tracking use and resistance to antimicrobials.
Feasibility of the system was evaluated by tracking use of the handheld computer and by conducting surveys and focus group discussions.
Dissemination and tracking use of products and technologies arising from RCB should also be considered, which relate to economic outcomes of capacity building [ 55].
Tracking using image grayscaleTracking using covariance descriptor.
Figure 15 Hand tracking using Kalman filter.
Figure 3 Tracking results of sequence 1: (a) tracking using VPF ; (b tracking using.
Fig. 11 Examples of erroneous tracking using the affine constraint.
On the other hand, Lynch testified before the House Judiciary Committee in November 2015 that no data backed up the Ferguson effect, and in early October, the department announced it would begin tracking use-of-force incidents, previously handled by high-profile projects like The Guardian's The Counted.
