The phrase "and controls on the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing regulations, restrictions, or management measures related to a specific subject or area.
Example: "The new policy includes provisions for safety measures and controls on the use of hazardous materials."
Alternatives: "and regulations regarding the" or "and restrictions on the".
Sweden, the most open country in Europe for immigrants, re-erected ID checks and controls on the first Monday of 2016 on its border with Denmark.
These include bans on praying in the street – a practice French Muslims are forced into because of the lack of mosques – and controls on the supply of halal meat.
The underlying politics of gun control has always been the same: the majority of Americans agree that there should be limits and controls on the manufacture and sale and ownership of weapons intended only to kill en masse, while a small minority feels, with a fanatic passion, that there shouldn't.
What that means is that the political divide is now not really between left and right but between liberals who believe in free trade and free movement of people and populists who believe in the nation state and controls on the movement of goods, people and capital.
Impressed by the need for a dependable, low-cost tractor, he perfected the Ferguson system of tractor-implement integration in the late 1930s; in this system, the linkages and controls on the hitch made the tractor and implement work as a single unit operated almost entirely from the driving seat.
This capacity is provided by the back diodes that parallel the power switches and controls on the firing angles of the power switches.
We have to have the same degree of stability and control on the Pakistani side of the border".
The highest degree of difficulty and control on the better waves shall be rewarded with the highest score".
I'm on my battalion staff, which means I advise the commander regarding all communications (commo) issues, and maintain C2 (command and control) on the battlefield.
The longest of the second-year pro's 28 carries went for just 20 yards – an illustration of consistency and control on the ground.
No British government wanted to fund universities, which were originally independent, but the universities dedicated the 19th century to begging for government money and control on the Prussian and Napoleonic model.
