The phrase "asymmetric control" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing power dynamics, governance, or systems where control is unevenly distributed.
Example: "The organization faced challenges due to asymmetric control, leading to conflicts between different departments."
Alternatives: "unequal control" or "disproportionate control".
To additionally stabilize the video-level controller, asymmetric control behavior is imposed, so that when a low video level is measured (dark object entered the area of interest), the controller responds rapidly and the image intensity increases to enable a better visualization of the object of interest.
Tian, L. et al. Foxp3+ regulatory T cells exert asymmetric control over murine helper responses by inducing Th2 cell apoptosis.
In particular, Jariwala et al. reported an asymmetric control over the antiambipolar characteristics in pentacene/MoS2 heterojunctions and observed the photovoltaic effect16.
Besides, the asymmetric control technique for support of the surrounding rock was proposed.
Asymmetric control scheme is an approach to achieve Zero Voltage Switching (ZVS) for half bridge isolated DC DC converters.
Now, by building an asymmetric control over cross-border flows, it is seeking to have its hand on Asia's water tap.
The Obama administration continues to treat a prospective nuclear deal as what might be described as an asymmetric arms control agreement, whereby Iran gives up ambitions -- regularly alleged by American politicians and just as regularly denied by Tehran -- to develop nuclear weapons, and the United States gives up...well, not very much.
Of relevance, the numerous pharyngeal muscles involved in swallowing are under bilateral, albeit asymmetric, cortical control (14).
The asymmetric cognitive control in an animal model may have a major impact in many aspects of biology in respect to normal functioning, superior talents, and diseases.
Furthermore Tol-BMP-ST on gold reproduces the asymmetric directional control of bone formation observed in vivo, a process that is believed to be guided by immobilised ligands.
In asymmetric divisions controlled by the Wnt/β-catenin asymmetry pathway, lower POP-1 resulting from Wnt signal transduction in one daughter is associated with activation of target genes whereas greater POP-1 in the other daughter is associated with repression of target genes (Sawa and Korswagen 2013).
