The phrase "a direct control over" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing authority or influence that one entity has over another, particularly in contexts like management, governance, or regulation.
Example: "The manager has a direct control over the team's performance and productivity."
Alternatives: "immediate authority over" or "direct influence on".
German Gref, the architect of liberal market reforms during Putin's first term, no longer has a direct control over policy although his position as head of state-controlled Sberbank means he has not entirely left the fold.
Another key difference, notes Garralda, is that "hallucinations feel imposed and children cannot exercise a direct control over them".
He maintained a direct control over its operations, directing its affairs in an autocratic manner, and refusing to tolerate rival sources of power - or constraints upon his freedom of action.
However, temperature has a direct control over the silica solubility in groundwater (Fournier 1983).
A direct control over the final morphology and segregation strength for the block copolymer blends was achieved by blending of LN3 and LN4.
It is thus conceivable that the expression of all four Flv proteins is mutually regulated in Synechocystis cells but only the Flv2 and Flv4 proteins have a direct control over the number of functional oxygen evolving PSII centers.
Generally speaking, if an organization has direct control over a person's work, he or she should be considered an employee; independent contractors work for a variety of clients, supply their own equipment, and can refuse assignments.
I have argued that an exercise of direct control over decisions is an extension of the skilled mental activity of deliberation, necessarily involves attention, and is initiated in response to attention-mediated indication that terminating deliberation by forming some intention is appropriate.
In the process, Lee ensured a degree of direct control over the built environment unseen in the rest of the democratic world.
Since a business has direct control over their onsite optimization, they should start there first.
The use of electronic PRO instruments, however, may pose a problem if direct control over source data is maintained by the sponsor or the contract research organization and not by the clinical investigator.
