The phrase "a strategy to control" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing plans or methods aimed at managing or influencing a situation or behavior.
Example: "The organization developed a strategy to control the spread of misinformation on social media."
Alternatives: "a plan to manage" or "an approach to regulate".
Some experts said the tough line might also be part of a strategy to control right-wing Sinhalese militants who are calling for an all-out war on the rebels and oppose the efforts to begin peace talks with the Tigers.
Gossiping is a strategy to control the flooding of RREQs.
We then propose a strategy to control the location of wrinkles through patterns of weaker adhesion.
Inhibition of the HOX PBX interaction could be a strategy to control the abnormal proliferation of these cancer cells.
Successful operation of a simulated moving bed reactor requires a strategy to control switching of the inlet and outlet positions between different fixed-bed segments.
In addition to local control, the establishment of a strategy to control systemic disease is required, as is the case with other high-risk soft tissue sarcomas.
Failure of proMBP to complex with PAPP-A might represent a cellular strategy to control IGFs activity.
This work presents a control strategy to control a magnetic levitation system under the influence of coupling imperfections (disturbances).
A nationwide strategy to control a group B meningococcal disease epidemic in New Zealand using an epidemic strain-specific vaccine (MeNZB™) commenced in 2004.
A common strategy to control an induction machine is to use direct torque control combined with a PI speed controller.
In the end, new repellents will be just part of a broader strategy to control mosquitoes, a strategy that Spielman says must also incorporate better environmental management, housing improvements, and greater use of insecticide-treated bed nets.
