The phrase "artistic control over" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the authority or influence someone has in the creative process of a project, such as in art, music, or film.
Example: "The director insisted on having complete artistic control over the film to ensure his vision was fully realized."
Alternatives: "creative authority over" or "artistic oversight of".
The Louvre gave him complete artistic control over the project.
I was astounded to see that O'Toole had been given total artistic control over the production.
Kitson rarely does interviews and carefully manages his own career, preserving artistic control over his output.
"I've been stubborn, but I've kept artistic control over my films," he said.
Ms. Gabrielsson says she is not interested in the money; what she wants is artistic control over Larsson's literary rights.
However, Adjani demands artistic control over her ventures, and has fulfilled the role of artistic director of Kinship.
In May the Metropolitan canceled a retrospective of the work of Coco Chanel, the French fashion designer, partly because of a dispute over artistic control and commercial sponsorship.
Mr. Menotti, who died in 2007, founded the festival in 1977, and he and it loudly parted ways in 1993 after a series of acrimonious disputes over artistic control.
So, I thought I would simply ask for all the things they will never commit to: a seven-week rehearsal period, my own artistic team and stage management, and complete artistic control with absolute say over all casting.They gave me everything I asked for.
Because of the technical difficulties of manipulating complicated scenic effects (e.g., storms, forest fires, and earthquakes), the star actor was eventually obliged to hand over artistic control to a neutral observer, the stage manager, who could coordinate all aspects of the production.
But it was also evident that the museum had become increasingly sensitive over the issue of commercial sponsorship, and over how much artistic control the House of Chanel -- and specifically, its designer, Karl Lagerfeld -- should be allowed to have over the exhibition.
