The phrase "a closer control" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need for more stringent oversight or management in a particular context.
Example: "The project requires a closer control of the budget to avoid overspending."
Alternatives: "tighter oversight" or "stricter management".
Perhaps Hoon should have kept a closer control over his subordinates.
Its overall aim is to ease the flow of information between all the partners, making it more reliable and actual, allowing a closer control and faster reaction to upcoming events.
If anything, recently I think I have relaxed a little in certain ways and one of the areas you're asking about ways we can improve and change, if anything I could bring more intensity and a closer control on certain things.
These data confirm that presintering treatments can be designed to modify the C/N ratio of TiMoCN Ni cermets in order to avoid graphite precipitation and to have a closer control on the composition of carbonitride and metallic binder phases after sintering.
The goal is to get a closer control on the inputs that affect bottom lines.
Compared with a baseline situation of medicines shortage, RDF increase availability of medicines (Ali 2009 ) and affordability, through a closer control over price (Carasso et al. 2009 ).
The intrinsic process complexity and the catalyst multifunctionality imply the need of a close control of many parameters (active centres nature, reactant composition, reaction mechanism, etc).
A close control over each stage of development of a building is essential in the process of improvement in energy efficiency and reduction in carbon emission.
Body heat, thermal energy that is a by-product of metabolism in higher animals, especially noticeable in birds and mammals, which exhibit a close control of their body temperature in the face of environmental fluctuation.
Analysts said the changes raised a new set of questions, like whether Mr. Lampert, whose hedge fund owns 48percentt of Sears Holdings stock, can really step back from a close control of the business; and who would sign up for the difficult job of running the embattled company as its new chief executive.
Water Resources Management in the Salines Valley: Integration of Economic and Hydrology in a Closed Control Model.
