The phrase "a white control" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing systems, mechanisms, or frameworks that are predominantly influenced or managed by white individuals or perspectives.
Example: "The study revealed that a white control often shapes the policies affecting minority communities."
Alternatives: "a white dominance" or "a white oversight".
During my visit, I learned what a blue white control was in Magic and that many gamers do not want to be interviewed during a game of X-Wing.
Looking at the images (a selection of which Lee shared on The New Yorker photo department's Instagram feed last week), one is reminded of Bell Hooks's observation in her essay "In Our Glory: Photography and Black Life": "The walls of photographs in black homes," she wrote," are "a critical intervention, a disruption of white control over black images".
At the control site, you'll see an orange and white control flag.
Like much of the region, this country emerged from white control with a multiparty democracy dominated by an entrenched heir to power.
Eleven verified tetraploid plants were self-pollinated and all except two produced seeds (433 per inflorescence compared with 0.6 per inflorescence for a white clover control), indicating self-compatibility (Table 4).
Ms. Key suggested that the marginalization of black student representation was largely a byproduct; the Machine represents a white bloc in a historically segregated Greek system, so its success inevitably means white control.
The prize includes that handheld Pacemaker DJ device, a copy of Traktor Scratch Pro, red and white control vinyl, V-Moda Vibe headphones, $100 worth of Beatport tracks and a t-shirt.
We assembled a cohort of 396 unrelated White PCOS patients and 306 White control women.
A total of 287 consecutive unrelated white patients with PCOS and 187 unrelated white control women were recruited from the Birmingham, Alabama, area.
To blacks, freedom meant independence from white control.
