The phrase "a total controlled" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "a totally controlled" or "a total control"? You can use a corrected version when describing something that is completely managed or regulated.
Example: "The experiment was conducted in a totally controlled environment to ensure accurate results."
Alternatives: "a complete control" or "a fully regulated".
"What is interesting is to have this incredible, unbelievable way of expressing ourselves vocally paired with a total controlled and quiet body," she says.
For this study, a continuous series of oriented block hand-samples were collected from the Yushan section between ca. 21.0 and 24.3 m or from the top of S9-2 thethe middle of S11, yielding a total controlled thickness of about 3.3 m.
The remaining is divided between surface water, with a total controlled volume of 170 million m³/year (CEDARE, 2014), desalinated water and wastewater.
Dr. Gavriele-Gold described one patient as "a total control freak" who became a dog trainer.
To date, he is the only known person to have been born in a total control zone camp and escaped, and some have questioned his story.
As the resulting steady state error can be quite large, the post-bifurcation regime of motion often implies a total control failure and is therefore of significant interest.
An analytical method for a total control of the light-intensity distribution at the focus of an optical system by simple pupil-plane phase mask is presented.
The simulation results demonstrate a total control of both the absolute frequency and the free spectral range of the final optical resonance comb generated by the optical resonator.
I hesitated, because I didn't want him to think I was a total control freak, but I couldn't hold back my curiosity.
This merger of government and corporate America is a subtle move toward a total control society -- one in which the government is able to track the movements of people in real time and control who does what, when and where.
