The phrase "a more controlled manner" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a way of doing something that is more organized or restrained compared to another method.
Example: "In order to achieve better results, we need to approach the project in a more controlled manner."
Alternatives: "a more disciplined approach" or "a more structured way".
Thick pastas, on the other hand, can be heated and cooled in a more controlled manner.
Lately, Children's Discovery has beefed up its margins, in part by growing in a more controlled manner.
Laboratory reactor systems designed to model specific environments enable researchers to explore environmental dynamics in a more controlled manner.
Next, we will use a single, theta-shaped emitter that will allow us to run two adjacent liquids in a more controlled manner.
Our results indicate that QD syntheses have evolved such that these highly reactive molecular precursors used decades ago are likely still the reactive species, but are simply produced in a more controlled manner today.
These substances don't prevent freezing, but they slow ice formation and allow the fluids surrounding cells to freeze in a more controlled manner while the contents of the cells remain unfrozen.
You will find you can stop in a much more controlled manner than you could before.
Placing the leaf tissue within the dehydration box with a NaCl solution equilibrated with the air in the box, which has a calculated water potential (ψW) of −0.83 MPa at the concentration stated above, causes water to leave the leaf in a more controlled, reproducible manner down the water potential gradient.
The protein release kinetics intends to present a more controlled and sustained manner with the decreased X ratio from 8too 2, and such phenomenon is mainly attributed to the 'anchoring' effect of the crystalline apatite mineral layers formed at the fiber surface.
This would, in theory, allow trainees to be exposed to cases of increasing difficulty in a more controlled and graduated manner, thereby potentially reducing rates of complication.
