The phrase "a distant control" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a control mechanism or device that operates from a faraway location or is not physically close to the user.
Example: "The drone was equipped with a distant control that allowed the operator to maneuver it from several miles away."
Alternatives: "remote control" or "faraway control".
Mark Duggan was killed by Operation Trident … and it was a distant control station that called the shots [sic] during the riots".
The one drawback: the heating system for the rooms, which connects via satellite to a distant control center computer, kept our room too chilly (but has since been fixed, I'm assured).
IF you find the use of remotely piloted warrior drones troubling, imagine that the decision to kill a suspected enemy is not made by an operator in a distant control room, but by the machine itself.
One day, Sherman was standing in a room, leaning over a large pipe to check a filter, when an operator in a distant control room mistakenly turned a knob, sending hot, almond-smelling, liquid chlorinated hydrocarbons coursing through the pipe, drenching him.
Untreated coral was buried in muscle at a distant control site in 4 animals.
The paper reports on results of a work analysis performed at three regional German airports and their implications for the design of a distant control tower.
However, a correlation with distant control could also not be found, probably both due to low number of events and small group sizes.
18 A phase I/II study of induction chemotherapy with DCF followed by CRT in patients with unresectable locally advanced esophageal carcinoma demonstrated excellent distant control, with a distant metastasis rate of 9%.
Three of the four patients with R1-resection failed distantly compared to 8 out of 30 in case of R0-resection, leading to a statistically significant difference in distant control and disease-free survival according to margin status (p = 0.017).
New treatment strategies are urgently required in patients with LAPC focusing on both an effective local disease control (eg with the use of innovative CRT regimens) and also a distant disease control with the use of effective systemic therapy.
In total, these studies suggest SRS added to WBRT confers a survival benefit in cases of a single lesion and improves local and distant control for either single or multiple lesions.
