The phrase "a controller in a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific type of controller within a particular context or system, such as in technology, gaming, or organizational structures.
Example: "The team is looking for a controller in a financial department to manage the budget effectively."
Alternatives: "a manager in a" or "an operator in a".
Modeling human operator's behavior as a controller in a closed-loop control system recently finds applications in areas such as training of inexperienced operators by expert operator's model or developing warning systems for drivers by observing the driver model parameter variations.
The RBF neural network is used in a novel approach as a controller in a model reference adaptive control (MRAC) architecture.
A controller in a remote location sends a digital "mission" to the truck, which sets off into the gloom, threading itself through narrow gaps in the deserted tunnels.
[C4.] Humble Beginnings on Wall Street A dozen or so years after college, David H. Komansky, chairman of Merrill Lynch & Company, said he was a controller in a printing company, "at loose ends and going nowhere fast".
The algorithm has to select a controller in a small set of candidate controllers.
In this paper, proposed method afford to construct a controller in a recursive way and it enforces incremental exponential stability of an underwater vehicle and not just global asymptotic stability.
A controller in the tower at La Guardia Airport saw a blip over Brooklyn on his radar scope.
For the next two hours, controllers checked periodically to see if anyone had seen the plane, and when a controller in Brazil asked a controller in Senegal if the plane had reached Cape Verde, the controller in Senegal said that Cape Verde hadn't talked to them but not to worry; so the controller in Brazil didn't.
Following is an excerpt from radio communication Wednesday between a third aircraft and a controller in Warrenton, Va., who warned that the tower at Reagan National was unstaffed.
In this age of a controller in Nevada mistakenly firing missiles from an unmanned drone at civilians in Afghanistan, how is blame to be assigned?
