The phrase "ability to control time" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it in contexts discussing time manipulation, science fiction, or philosophical concepts regarding time.
Example: "In the realm of fantasy, the protagonist discovers an ancient artifact that grants them the ability to control time."
Alternatives: "power to manipulate time" or "capability to govern time".
A. Timing and people's ability to control time.
Arizona's lack of a strong running game also limits its ability to control time of possession.
The lack of a strong running game also limits their ability to control time of possession.
"A Single Life" is about a mysterious record album with the ability to control time: move the needle forward or backward and get older or younger, like Alice growing and shrinking, via cake and potion, in Wonderland.
Universal health care exists in some of the poorest countries in Sub-Saharan Africa so the cost of access is not monetary but paid in time and their ability to control their time.
Within a year, I had essentially lost the ability to control the time I spent on the Internet.
As entrees disappeared and desserts and decaf espressos arrived, it became clear that despite all the obvious drawbacks of having a child enter college when (and if) they reach their 70s, the bonus the Over 50s enjoy is an ability to control their time in a way they never could as young men.
Corporate America is not yet comfortable with the reality of how the ability to control our time in life changes once women have children.
After confirmation of the long carrier relaxation times and the ability to control these times, the way forward for QD-based THz optoelectronic devices was opened.
And couples using Zola have the ability to control shipping times, with the site notifying couples when items have been purchased and allows them to receive the gifts immediately or at a later date.
This study also has several strengths, including our ability to control for time-varying exposures after baseline.
