The phrase "allows better control over" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the ability to manage or influence a situation, process, or system more effectively.
Example: "The new software update allows better control over user permissions, ensuring enhanced security."
Alternatives: "provides improved control over" or "enables greater control over".
The incorporation of SiC green tapes between the successive layers of SiC fabrics allowed better control over the composite density and pore distribution.
In particular, metallo-supramolecular block copolymers in which metal ligand complexes are introduced in block copolymer architectures, have known important progress, allowing better control over the synthetic strategies to prepare varied architectures, and providing a better understanding of the parameters governing their self-assembly.
Several sets of stimuli have been built and normalized to allow better control over the stimulus features that influence task performance.
Designing a custom objective would allow better control over optimization of numerical aperture and magnification.
To overcome the issue of the previous method, custom-made electrode holders were also designed and 3D printed, which allow better control over the electrode placement inside the microfluidic channel.
Antireflective coatings will eliminate the input and output Fresnel losses, while better in-coupling via lenses to collimate or focus the light into the effective aperture of the shank will reduce the backplane and base losses; note that the use of single-mode coupling fibers would in principle allow better control over the input beam properties.
However, a multicolumn system of several specialized rectifiers allows better control of the finished product.
The newly designed over-the-scope clip (OTSC) seems to overcome several limitations of current clipping system, such as size and opening closing force, allowing better control of gastric or colonic bleeding and/or deep wall defect or perforation.
