The phrase "a kind of regulating" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a process or mechanism that serves to control or manage something in a certain way.
Example: "The new policy is a kind of regulating measure to ensure compliance with safety standards."
Alternatives: "a form of control" or "a type of oversight".
It led him to conclude that an enzyme in the body serves as a kind of pump that regulates the amount of potassium and sodium ions inside cells.
Ligon is a landmark ruling because it recognizes what opponents of Clean Halls and the broader regime of Stop-and-Frisk have claimed for years: The police operate outside the strictures of their own programs and question, harass, and exercise a kind of control not regulated by law but a product of the street-level power they wield.
Animals who time their mating or breeding to coincide with favourable seasons (such as spring) may depend on melatonin production as a kind of biological clock that regulates their reproductive cycles on the basis of the length of the solar day.
"It's not a kind of meticulous, measured and regulated sort of stroke," said Cooks, who plans to touch on jazz album cover art in her next book.
As a kind of ubiquitous transcription factor, bZIP proteins regulate the expression of a wide spectrum of stress-related genes.
The sleeve regulating valve is a kind of control valve, which widely used in natural gas transportation.
Butyrate, a kind of metabolite, produced by gut microbiome could regulate energy metabolism and autophagy in the mammalian colon25.
And my sustained anguish over my waistline and tortured efforts to regulate it bespoke a kind of shallowness and vanity that I'm not looking for in politicians.
"I kind of regulated a lot of it.
So, I do worry that we kind of regulate ourselves out of some really great possibilities that are on the data mining side [in medicine.]".
