The phrase "a system of control" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a method or framework that regulates or manages behavior, processes, or systems.
Example: "The organization implemented a system of control to ensure compliance with industry regulations."
Alternatives: "a framework for regulation" or "a mechanism for oversight".
The move was only formalizing a system of control set up five years ago, said a military spokesman, Maj.
To help people access food, the government gives out coupons, but even then this is essentially a system of control, Welde Giorgis argues.
But most of the workers lack documents required for outsiders to live in Beijing, a system of control that remains in place in China's larger cities.
"Religion is a system of control," he screams, "a machine!" This gets applause from the crowd, even as they carry their Next bags and think about lunch.
Scholars of commercial law increasingly refer to reputational concerns as important forces that shape our behavior – a "system of control" of sorts.
"What is certainly possible post-leaving the EU, and once we end our obligations under uncontrolled free movement, it will be possible to have a system of control," he told reporters.
To guard against abuse of powers, Darius instituted a system of controls over the satrap.
The other association announced a proposal on Monday for a system of controls on the export and import of rough diamonds.
Then came our first tutorial in natural horsemanship, a system of controlling horses that captured Jillian's attention 16 years ago at an exhibition in nearby Tamworth.
"Just because you have a system of controlling immigration does not mean you have to use it to slam all doors shut.
The only other outlet from Gaza is at Rafah, where Egypt has imposed a system of controls almost equally draconian, which impede movement in and out.
