The phrase "a controlled release of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where something is being gradually or systematically made available, often referring to substances, information, or products.
Example: "The pharmaceutical company announced a controlled release of the new medication to ensure patient safety."
Alternatives: "a regulated distribution of" or "a gradual unveiling of".
This concept was proven using substrate feeding (fed-batch) for wheat straw [ 10], prefermentation, i.e. conversion of free glucose before initiating enzymatic hydrolysis, for spruce (Picea abies) [ 21] and controlled enzyme feeding giving a controlled release of glucose in the medium (also for spruce) [ 22].
As a preventative measure, the Army Corps of Engineers began a controlled release of water from two giant flood-control dams in Houston early Monday morning, sending even more water into the city and potentially impacting thousands of residents.
It facilitates a controlled release of a drug, which has many clinical benefits.
Repoxygen causes a controlled release of EPO, but only when the body senses a lack of oxygen.
A controlled release of decontaminated water is much safer than keeping it onsite, which increases the risk of leaks.
Farmers who rely on canal deliveries must wait for a controlled release of water into their section of the irrigation network.
These findings may provide a new approach to the host-guest chemistry of cucurbit[n]urils for the development of a controlled release technology of weakly acidic agrochemicals to plant systems.
In the present study, we investigated the cardioprotective effects and pharmacokinetic properties of a controlled release formulation of SPRC (CR-SPRC) in an in vivo rat model of myocardial infarction (MI).
Devices can be designed to have a controlled release rate of liquids or matrix structure in the form of beads of fibres.
In this study, we report a controlled release formulation of 4-amino salicylic acid, an antituberculosis agent by forming a nanocomposite zinc layered hydroxides(4-ASA-ZLH) nanocomposite.
This study provides proof-of-principle testing of a controlled release BT formulation.
