The phrase "also in control" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to indicate that someone or something has additional authority or influence in a situation.
Example: "While the manager oversees the project, the team leader is also in control of the daily operations."
Alternatives: "additionally in charge" or "furthermore in command".
Britain were also in control against the Germans only to let things slip away again during the fourth end.
Quite often, they depict simple naked romps and frolicking rather than penetrative fornication, and in many cases the women are also in control and enjoying themselves.
The militant group is also in control of two major gas fields near the city that supplies the power stations of western Syria.
There was no independent confirmation of the policeman's death.] Israeli forces were also in control of Ramallah, Tulkarm, Qalqilya and some smaller West Bank villages.
He added government forces were also in control of Bama, a nearby town which saw fierce fighting last week.
As head of the navy, he was also in control of the prison camp at ESMA in Buenos Aires.
Omeri said Nigerian government forces were also in control of Bama, a town some 20 miles further down the road from Konduga which saw fierce fighting last week.
Ashdown foresees a direct and controversial role for military forces in the near future − not simply in fighting these wars, but also in controlling refugee flows.
They promise novel methods of surveillance and intelligence gathering – not just in traditional war zones abroad but also in controlling an unruly citizenry at home.
It is, however, encouraging that at lower concentration of CeO2-amended soil (125 and 250 mg/kg) and also in control-produced grains with large quantity of Ce accumulated in leaves and grains (Table 2) along with P, K, Ca, Mg, S, Fe, Zn, Cu and Al.
Also, in controlling the magnetic field B, it is possible to modify this energy gap.
