The phrase "a control force" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to physics, engineering, or any situation where a force is applied to regulate or manage a system.
Example: "The engineers designed a mechanism that applies a control force to stabilize the aircraft during turbulence."
Alternatives: "a regulating force" or "a governing force".
Such systems do not require external energy to produce a control force.
The shaker exerts a control force in the tangential direction, and this force superimposes on the friction force.
It consists of a control force actuator and a sensor mounted at the actuator footprint on the radiating panel.
It is an optimal control problem where an external disturbance is controlled over the time horizon by a control force constituted with the well-known convolution approach.
A control force is applied by the pedestrian to compensate for energy dissipated with the system damping in walking and to regulate the walking performance of the pedestrian.
In the present beam, energies for controlling vibration are not required, because the earthquake force is utilized as a control force.
In the concluding episode of this series (and who can believe that the BBC will deny us a second?) a controlling force emerged that completely altered perceptions.
Nearly all governors depend for their action on centrifugal force and consist of a pair of masses rotating about a spindle driven by the prime mover and kept from flying outward by a controlling force, usually applied by springs.
The EFD device can provide a controlling force that can vary continuously, with rapid response and recognizing reverse and thereby overcome the drawbacks of the conventional energy dissipation devices whose force models are invariable.
From a conceptually novel scenario, this work suggests that the often-overlooked chiral catalyst local polarizability property may function as a controlling force in enantioselection thus has important implication in rational catalyst design.
Microsoft has of course tried to be a player in this movement with a scaled-down version of Windows called Windows CE, but the company certainly can't be considered a controlling force in this arena.
