The phrase "available control over" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the extent of influence or authority one has regarding a particular situation or subject.
Example: "The manager emphasized the importance of having available control over the project's budget to ensure its success."
Alternatives: "accessible authority over" or "existing power over".
Level of satisfaction was also assessed for different amenities among HCW: wages/salary, allowances, working hours, schedule flexibility, childcare availability, professional prestige, colleagues, staffing level, resources available, control over practice, pension, educational opportunities, responsiveness, clinical supervision, performance evaluation, and equipment/technology.
On reperfusion, the enzymes are then washed out, further depleting the available control over free radical production, and as a result, the unbalanced burst of free radicals on reperfusion (respiratory burst) easily overwhelms the available counteractive enzymes so the control of ROS generation is lost [ 14].
If Android still does control half to two-thirds of the market as the surveys suggest, what does it mean that on the three carriers where the iPhone is available, Apple now controls over 60percentt of these markets on a quarterly basis?
Low income hampers the number of available options; control over what to purchase is thus restricted.
pSi can be functionalised on either hydride-terminated or hydroxyl-terminated surfaces with relatively mild reaction conditions and widely available chemicals, allowing further control over the degradation rate [34, 35].
Noting the projected declines in available resources for malaria control over the next few years, authors of the malaria study write that there is an "existential risk to control programs caused by this deterioration in funding".
This study suggests that mothers-in-law's control over available resources in the household can prevent daughters-in-law obtaining ANC.
48, 74 Insulin remains the most potent medication currently available to achieve tight control over plasma glucose and avoid or delay long-term disease complications among nonhospitalized patients.
From this perspective, demand management strategies focused on improving speed of access including triage and direction of patients to the first available provider increases professional control over the definition of what care is 'appropriate' and reduces patients' ability to choose the service that they consider appropriate for the problem they wish to discuss.
For example situational constraints, the social support available, and the actual opportunities available to workers to exert control over decisions and actions [ 13, 14].
Importantly (but not exhaustively), subsequent analysts have no control over the available variables, leaving the possibility that an important confounder or common cause is not available for inclusion.
