The phrase "a powerful control of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the influence or authority one has over something or someone, often in contexts related to management, technology, or psychology.
Example: "The CEO demonstrated a powerful control of the company's direction, ensuring all departments aligned with the strategic goals."
Alternatives: "a strong influence over" or "a significant command of".
In this study, we asked whether L5 input can converge with subcortical inputs on single thalamocortical neurons, which would allow the sensory cortex to exert a powerful control on the relay of ascending sensory messages.
The Ice-cream condition constitutes a powerful control for the effects of trophies on participants' decisions.
Besides optogenetics, the eDIO system represents a powerful control unit for gene-of-interest expression whenever leaky expression cannot be tolerated within stem cells or certain differentiation states.
Deep electromagnetic (EM) study of the earth's crust requires the use of a powerful controlled source of the EM field.
In the early 20th century, Teddy Roosevelt engaged in "trust-busting" -- eliminating the powerful control of a few robber barons over the country, its citizens and our democracy.
The activity of kinases and phosphatases at different times and/or upon different stimuli provides a means of powerful control over the protein phosphorylation state and thus the biological processes the protein is involved in.
The theory of regions has been recognized as a powerful method of control synthesis for obtaining maximally permissive and non-blocking controller.
Once upon a time, hundreds of years ago, Brunei was a powerful nation, controlling much of Borneo as well as the Philippines.
Stability-minded officials are reluctant to give up a powerful mechanism of control, he said, and even if they enjoy the low-cost labor, urban elites are wary of sharing their cities with millions of peasants.
The press says some petrol stations have raised prices beyond state-mandated limits to take advantage of frenzied demand.In theory, the government has a powerful lever of control.
