The phrase "authoritative control" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing governance, management, or systems where a definitive power or command is exercised.
Example: "The organization implemented authoritative control to ensure compliance with its regulations and standards."
Alternatives: "dominant authority" or "regulatory oversight".
Technology dehumanizing people for greater authoritative control.
Having open-ended conversations rather than wielding authoritative control enables kids to build the critical thinking skills needed to make smarter decisions online and in-real-life.
Justice Teresi has taken strong, authoritative control of this trial, so much so that jury selection, which could easily have taken weeks, was completed in two days, thanks to Justice Teresi's constructive impatience.
The performances of all of these were those of an organist whose skill extended beyond the playing of the notes to authoritative control of a very large instrument in a vast echoing space.
So much was (literally) at stake because once detached from its origins in a translation, a sacred text, it was believed, could be misunderstood, and break away from authoritative control.
Potentially, the performance materials hosted on this site can be assimilated, too, into a narrative or schema using the accompanying tools, but in contrast to the RSC Complete Works Festival, the dispersal of centralized authoritative control by a producing agency shifts the emphasis from production to what reception and critique can make of performances.
Alternatively, potential participants may have declined participation if research was perceived as a form of authority; the choice to not participate exerts personal choice in an institution governed by authoritative controls.
They seemed to be wrestling with the authoritative controls of the martial law regime while believing they were challenging traditional Chinese ethics (e.g., loyalty, filial piety, and harmony) and Confucian values of respect for elderly and loyalty to the government.
Paternalism generally involves competing claims between individual liberty and authoritative social control.
These include avoiding economic incentives that may crowd out local stewardship, avoiding overly-authoritative state control (i.e. mono-centricity), and developing a multilevel governance structure that can strategically adapt its focus to the scale of various and shifting targets.
Authoritative (non-controlling) parents will allow the child greater independence as the child grows.
