Monitorizándola

Monitorizándola is the present participle (gerund) form of the Spanish verb monitorizar, combined with the feminine direct object pronoun la. The construction marks an ongoing action of monitoring something that is feminine in gender, and it is commonly used in technical, professional, and narrative contexts to indicate that the monitoring is being carried out on that specific object.

Grammatical notes: The gerund monitorizando can take a clitic pronoun attached to the end, yielding monitorizándola (or monitorizándolas, monitorizándolo, monitorizándolos, depending on gender and number). This form is compatible with auxiliary verbs to express continuous tenses, as in está monitorizándola or han estado monitorizándolas. The pronoun agrees in gender and number with the noun being monitored. In formal writing, some authors may prefer restructuring to avoid attaching pronouns to gerunds, but the construction is widely understood and accepted in many registers.

Contexts and usage: Monitorizándola appears across disciplines such as information technology, environmental science, healthcare, industrial quality control, and security. It typically refers to the active process of observing, measuring, or tracking a feminine subject or parameter—examples include monitoring a female-named system component, a feminine variable, or a female subject in a study. The term emphasizes continuity and real-time observation.

Synonyms and related forms: Monitorizar is often paired with verbs like vigilar, supervisar, or seguir. Other gerund forms can be created with different pronouns, e.g., monitorizándolos for masculine plural objects, monitorizándolas for feminine plural objects.

See also: monitorización, monitorización de datos, vigilancia, supervisión.