The phrase "a strong control of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's ability to manage or influence a situation, process, or subject matter effectively.
Example: "The manager demonstrated a strong control of the project timeline, ensuring all deadlines were met."
Alternatives: "a firm grasp of" or "a solid command of".
Our findings agree with climate models that point to a strong control of Andean topography on regional climate and a rather weak link to late Miocene - Pliocene global climate change e.g.4,14,45,46.
It was a strong control of the ball.
This approach has—in marked contrast to all other methods the advantages of yielding evidence from counterfactual situations and a strong control of the setting, for example, when testing external incentives for innovative activity or changing parameters of the institutional framework.
The procedure ensures a strong control of the family-wise error rate under multiple SNP testing.
This new combination therapy was well tolerated and resulted in a strong control of the disease.
Moreover, there is also a strong control of RE activity by the host species; it has been established that REs are especially silenced by siRNA.
This global observational analysis demonstrates that forests exert a strong control on rainfall hundreds of kilometres downwind through a water-cycle feedback.
We found geographical distance to be a stronger control of similarity in species composition at the bi-continental scale than in the smaller regions (especially in terms of variation explained, Table 4), except in the geographically fragmented Caribbean regions, where dispersal limitation would expected to especially strong.
This suggests a very strong control of the slope angle on the coseismic landslides.
It is also clear that plasma membrane transporter activity of various kinds are significantly up-regulated suggesting a very strong control of the electro-chemical transmembrane gradients, possibly also reflecting the changing chemical requirements of the motor neurons.
Structural reforms like reviving an independent judiciary, strong control of police action and creating free news sources are important.
