The phrase "a strong control" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the effectiveness or robustness of a system, process, or authority in managing or regulating something.
Example: "The organization implemented a strong control over its financial processes to prevent fraud."
Alternatives: "a firm control" or "a tight control".
The results found for hepatoma cells agree with those previously found: Inhibition of oxygen consumption resulting from an increased flux through glycolysis (Crabtree effect) was low [ 8], the consumption of ATP (r19) and the pyruvate dehydrogenase complex (r36) positively controlled oxidative phosphorylation [ 8, 59] and oxidative phosphorylation had a strong control over its own flux [ 8, 34].
"This time, we don't see such a strong control tower in evidence in Pyongyang," he said.
As in all metamorphic rocks, the composition of the parent rock exerts a strong control on the particular mineralogy that is observed.
Stream temperature is a vital characteristic of stream ecosystems and has a strong control on chemical and biological processes.
Corrections for initial isotopic disequilibrium are necessary and exert a strong control on the achievable age uncertainty.
Pollen productivity, especially, seems to have a strong control on the palynological richness observed in sedimentary samples.
The mouth is wide and sensual, but the lips are firmly shut in a straight line, the corners strongly marked and tightened into final points, and this strengthens the impression — already suggested by the eyes — of a strong controlling will.
PRD vines exhibited a stronger control over vegetative growth as compared with DI and FI plants.
Mobile games are addictive but non of them offer the depth and complexity of a game that requires concentration and a stronger control system.
In the Bonney Basin, apatite grains from dry soils show few signs of chemical dissolution, suggesting that soil moisture is a stronger control on the rate of apatite weathering in the Bonney Basin than in the Fryxell Basin.
Based on the ecology of riparian versus upland, we also expect harvesting to exert a stronger control with increasing distance from the stream channel through the colonization of early successional species and extirpation of extant species.
