The phrase "able to control the operation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to express the capability to manage or oversee a specific process or activity.
Example: "The new software is designed to be able to control the operation of the machinery with precision."
Alternatives: "capable of managing the operation" or "competent to oversee the operation."
We believe that in order to create a fully automatic system for RE of unknown objects the software that creates the CAD-model should be able to control the operation of the measuring system.
The paper shows that an intelligent power management system is able to control the operation under fault and outage situations with high availability and reliability and fulfills the high design criteria.
Since the user cannot interact directly with the telemetry unit once it is implanted, the user should be able to control the operation of the unit wirelessly.
From the security point of view, through compromising a sensor node by an adversary in a multi-hop path, the information on the node is exposed, and an attacker might be able to control the operation of the captured node.
But Gaviria has failed to rein in human rights abuses by the military and police, nor has he been able to control the "social cleansing" operations of vigilantes who kill street children and indigents on a chillingly regular basis.
Like Moore's bronze, it was executed when the artist was alive and therefore able to control the trimming and the patination, essential operations that determine the aspect of the bronze.
Likewise rolling, the developed process is able to control the mechanical properties of the material through the multipass operation.
Hence, by adjusting the compression ratio or the alphabet size, we are able to control the computational cost when the algorithm is in operation.
Because you will want to be able to control the light and the fan separately, there will need to be existing wiring inside the housing to allow light assembly operation.
