The phrase "achieved complete control of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a situation where someone or something has gained total authority or dominance over a particular subject or area.
Example: "After years of strategic planning, the company achieved complete control of the market, leaving competitors struggling to keep up."
Alternatives: "gained full control of" or "secured total dominance over".
Ultimately, the Saudis achieved complete control of the company and, therefore, over their chief economic resource.
By 1976 Kuwait had achieved complete control of the KOC, with the former owners retaining the right to purchase at a discount.
A ball is caught if the person has achieved complete control of the ball at the point in time that the momentum of the ball and the momentum of the fan while attempting to catch the ball ceases.
For insects, of the 21 projects discussed, 62% (13) achieved complete control of the target pest, 19% (4) provided partial control, and 43% (9) are still in progress.
Despite assurances by the Luftwaffe that German forces would have adequate air support, the Allied aircraft quickly achieved complete control of the airspace over Mortain.
Among cases with incontinence-urgency we achieved complete control of the bladder in 2 patients while in 1 number of the urinary losses was reduced by 80%.
This highlights the need for the integration of other weed management strategies to achieve complete control of these species.
Atomic steps can be rearranged artificially in a large area using lithographic technique and we are now close to achieving complete control of step positions.
However, there is a need to involve other weed management strategies to achieve complete control of E. crus-galli and other weed species.
The central research question of the ACCURATE trial is whether maximal doses of (combination) therapy should be used for long periods in an attempt to achieve complete control of all features of asthma.
For most of them this dose adjustment was not sufficient to achieve complete control of disease activity, and a progressive increase of the dosing frequency was needed in the following 12 months.
