The phrase "a control that can" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a feature or functionality of a control in a technical or software context.
Example: "The application includes a control that can adjust the volume settings dynamically based on user preferences."
Alternatives: "a control capable of" or "a control designed to".
An event-causal incompatibilist might respond that Elena exercises a different kind of active control on the indeterministic picture: she exercises plural in this case, dual control, a control that can be exercised in either of two different ways, whereas on the deterministic picture the agent's control can be exercised in only one way (Kane 1996: 109 11).
We aim at finding a control that can damage cancer cells significantly, while causing only limited damage to normal cells.
The first is about finding a control that can significantly damage cancer cells but has a limited damage to normal cells.
We try to investigate whether there exists a control that can guarantee significant damage to cancer cells (N1) and a singleton attractor for normal cells (N2).
A few other guys without day jobs were hanging around Noisebridge, which was co-founded by a hacker named Mitch Altman, who invented a remote control that can turn off other people's TVs.
An offstage voice tells them what to do, and a sinister masked roadie controls their fate with the touch of a remote control that can freeze the show with the push of an imaginary button.
The core invention describes the use of a remote control that can be used as an extension of your cell phone.
Both come with a remote control that can be used anywhere in the car.
Tubes degrade over time, and audio sets often have a bias control that can be adjusted to compensate for the changes in the tubes.
But when you run Sony's Remote Commander program, which fills the screen with touch buttons, you turn this palmtop into a remote control that can operate about 20 brands of current home-entertainment gear.
Listing for $349, it has a central console with three additional alarm modes, plus three transmitter-sensor sets and a remote control that can be hand-held or carried around to provide full control from any part of the house.
