The phrase "action under control" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to indicate that a situation or behavior is being managed or regulated effectively.
Example: "The team implemented new strategies to ensure that all action under control was maintained during the project."
Alternatives: "managed behavior" or "regulated activity".
Input multiplicity, where multiple input values give the same output, leads to "wrong" control action under feedback control severely compromising control system robustness.
I want to apologize and say that in the future, I will try my best to keep my feelings and actions under control".
Abuse of illicit GHB is an imminent hazard to public safety that requires immediate regulatory action under the Controlled Substances Act (21 U.S.C. 801 et seq.).
Earlier this week, the office of UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon called on Burma's authorities "to take urgent and effective action to bring under control all cases of lawlessness".
However, in the majority of cases (n = 18/26), barrage firing was only observed after evoking many more action potentials than under control conditions (1179 ± 124 spikes with BAPTA vs. 720 ± 78 spikes in control, n = 18, paired t test, p = 0.0003, Fig. 4b, c).
In Figure 3A, cells in this muscle initially showed synchronized Ca2+ transients (a) and action potentials (b) under control condition.
Instead of requiring the elderly person to manually push a button to request assistance, state-of-the-art AAL solutions automate the process by 'perceiving' lonely elderly people in their home environment through various sensors and performing appropriate actions under the control of the underlying software.
"We will continue to take actions under our control to improve operational efficiency and generate revenue by offering new products and services to meet our customers' changing needs".
Such inherent variability in our motions contributes during early development to the formation of a motor percept [ 11] that assists us in transitioning from spontaneous movements to goal-intended actions under voluntary control [ 12- 16].
Her attitude and actions were more under control, and family relationships im- proved.
