The phrase "a computer that controls" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a computer's function or capability in relation to controlling other devices or systems.
Example: "The new software is designed for a computer that controls the entire manufacturing process."
Alternatives: "a computer responsible for" or "a computer managing".
The recall includes models sold between 2010 and 2014, including the Chrysler Sebring and 200, Dodge Caliber and Avenger, Jeep Patriot and Compass SUVs and aims to resolve a defect in a device called an occupational restraint controller – a computer that controls the deployment of airbags and automatic seat-belt tighteners in crashes.
In the middle of one of the platforms is a small plastic tent housing a computer that controls the lights.
Part of the mesh sticks out though the brain and a hole in the skull so that it can be wired up to a computer that controls the electric jolts and measures the neurons' activity.
A typical HPLC system consists of a computer that controls and coordinates various subsystems, solvent reservoirs, pumps, an injector, a column, a detector, a data station, a printer, and a fraction collector.
The position of the robot is monitored by lasers and a camera, which are connected to a computer that controls the field to keep the robot steady.Having got their robot to levitate, the researchers wanted to make it capable of work.
Participants use a numeric keypad for input to a computer that controls the output of D/A channels which, in turn, control linear operational amplifiers that gate high-current transistors driving each set of LEDs.
Time-stamped balance readings were collected at 11-s intervals by a computer that controlled the mass acquisition through the program BalanceLink, v.4.0.2 (Mettler-Toledo).
The control of gases was managed through the dynamic end-tidal forcing technique: end-tidal measured values were used as input for a computer that controlled a fast gas-mixing system, which, in turn, allowed a rapid and accurate manipulation of PET o2 and PET co2 in the subsequent breaths (30).
Deep inside this 73-year-old lies a microprocessor - a tiny computer that controls his pacemaker and, in turn, his heart.
The device Dr. Struger invented, essentially a rugged computer that controls machinery, was based on a concept developed in his doctoral dissertation at the Technical University of Austria and is ubiquitous in factories throughout the world.
SSL also designed and built two 7-meter-long deployable booms for a sensor called a Langmuir probe that measures temperatures and densities of electrons, and a flight computer that controls and collects data from seven of MAVEN's nine science instruments.
