The phrase "and control of emissions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing environmental regulations, policies, or technologies aimed at managing pollution.
Example: "The new legislation focuses on reducing air pollution through monitoring and control of emissions from industrial sources."
Alternatives: "and regulation of emissions" or "and management of emissions".
The present work aims at developing an ultrafast (inferior to 250 μs) monitoring and control of subharmonic emissions during long-pulsed (50 ms) sonication.
First, EPA can and should provide higher standards with respect to GHG control in automobiles and commercial transport vehicles, which clearly make up most of the vehicle traffic in the U.S. The science and analytical techniques with respect to determination and control of vehicle emissions are sound, sophisticated and available to everyone.
In particular, the removal of lead from gasoline and control of industrial emissions greatly reduced the exposure problem with airborne lead.
Indicated torque of internal combustion engines (ICEs) is strongly associated with the evaluation and control of engine automations, emissions and faults.
But things have changed on both sides of the Atlantic.European governments soon realised that the command-and-control system of emissions targets they planned would impose insupportable costs on business, and that they would have to use market mechanisms to ensure flexibility and efficiency and thus keep costs down.
This allows for spatial confinement and control of the light emission area.
The company argued that the urea-based technology was ineffective in some circumstances, such as stop-and-go traffic — precisely when control of emissions is most needed.
This article presents the comparison established in terms of mechanical performance of three processes of temperature reduction technologies in order to select one of them for its manufacture in plant, where control of emissions and fuel consumption have been collected.
China is developing its first National Implementation Plan on Mercury Control, which priorities the control of emissions from CFPPs.
There is also a move towards the catalytic control of emissions of carbonaceous species from internal combustion engines.
