The phrase "a stronger control over" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the degree of authority or influence one has over something or someone.
Example: "The new policies aim to establish a stronger control over data privacy within the organization."
Alternatives: "greater authority over" or "enhanced oversight of".
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].
The articles included in the present review were mostly reports of clinical trials, which provided a strong control over study variables.
The intimate link between Sr/Cashell, S/Cashell and shell architecture may indicate that microstructures or the processes controlling their formation exert a strong control over the incorporation of strontium into shells of C. edule.
Considering the high modularity of this synthetic pathway, "tubular millifluidic" appears as a new concept of synthesizing particles with a strong control over final object sizes, monodispersity and aspect ratio.
Even if you could study it, the field is vigilantly watched by the regime and the government exercises a strong control over film production, censoring whatever is considered unfit for the people of Egypt.
The solution pH was found to have a strong control over enzymatic Cr VI) reduction, with no appreciable Cr VI) removal observed in the pH 12 replicate, suggesting a loss of metabolic activity under extremely alkaline conditions.
However, there was no significant difference between grazed and ungrazed plots throughout July (P > 0.4, 0.18 ± 4.6 and −0.35 ± 2.1 μg CH4 m−2 h−1, in control and exclosure plots, respectively) suggesting that grazing does not exert a strong control over the net CH4 fluxes at these sites, at least not over the time frame of our study.
There is a need for much stronger control over what appears on the internet".
