The phrase "a more controlled way" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing methods or approaches that are organized, regulated, or systematic in nature.
Example: "To ensure safety, we need to approach this task in a more controlled way."
Alternatives: "a more regulated manner" or "a more systematic approach".
But Mr. Petraske regards swizzling as simply a more controlled way of stirring.
New providers will be introduced in a more controlled way, and only in areas where they benefit patients.
Mr. Eisenberg, chatty in a more controlled way than the nervously verbose characters he often plays, went rapt when Ms. Redgrave talked about the play and her performance.
But moral hazard serves as a reminder that firms should be allowed to fail — in a more controlled way than Lehman did.
At first, Hughes reports, he wrote them on the hoof, informally; later, he tried to work at them in a more controlled way but found that he was unable.
As the studies were conducted by different bodies and were therefore not standardised, researchers are now calling for researchers to pinpoint what works best for children in a more controlled way.
"Instead, they can just look at the dungeon journal, look at raid bosses, see where the azurite armor with the powers they want comes from, and focus on getting that and leveling their artifact naturally, in a much more controlled way". With such a dramatic break from the way gear is structured now in Legion, it opens up many choices for things players can choose to finish up before BfA launches.
What today's genetic scientists have done is harness nature's process to bring about specific genetic alteration in a much more controlled way.
Alistair Hope, project director for Brent Decommissioning, said: "We're going to lift that in one piece and take it down to a special yard in Hartlepool where we can dismantle and recycle it in a much more controlled way.
When I first saw the game, I assumed that White must have some more controlled way of playing and that the following break-out was due to Topalov's still wobbly form but in fact with the exchange of dark squared bishops Black now has the better minor piece and so it seems very hard to progress without allowing at least some counterplay.
In contrast to non-uniform and somewhat promiscuous in vitro phosphorylation, pCMF provides more controlled way to address the effect of tyrosine phosphorylation in vitro.
