The phrase "achieve control of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one entity seeks to gain authority or dominance over another entity or situation.
Example: "The company aims to achieve control of the market by introducing innovative products and aggressive marketing strategies."
Alternatives: "gain control of" or "obtain control of".
"Our data suggest that, when used to treat asthma, inhaled glucocorticoids should be used at the lowest dose necessary to achieve control of the symptoms," the authors wrote.
He will not speak, walk or achieve control of his excretory functions for the rest of his life, and he will live for 21 years.
By slightly modulating the synthetic route of the ZIF-67 precursors, it was possible to achieve control of their morphology.
In particular, nanoscale geometrical, topographical and mechanical properties of biomaterials are essential to achieve control of the cell-biomaterials interface.
For this reason, intravitreal amikacin has been reported as an alternative treatment strategy and was used in combination with systemic antimicrobials to achieve control of the nocardial infection.
In order to effectively achieve control of the geometry of a microlens, indirect methods involving the use of 3D molds and replication technologies are suggested.
The unions had achieved control of many workplaces and – it seemed – could go on calling the shots.
After state legislative elections in March 1990, Singh's governing coalition achieved control of both houses of India's parliament.
He may have already achieved control of one nation, Afghanistan; the picture of the Taliban as a separate entity that merely "harbors" him has begun to seem quite inaccurate.
At the same time, I believe that parents have a right to their children, and that a mother who has achieved control of her addiction should be given the opportunity to bring up her own child.
