The phrase "awareness of control" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing self-awareness, decision-making, or understanding one's influence over a situation.
Example: "Developing an awareness of control can significantly enhance your leadership skills."
Alternatives: "understanding of influence" or "recognition of authority".
The paper presents a decision support tool for transient stability preventive control contributing to increased situation awareness of control room operators by providing additional information about the state of the power system in terms of transient stability.
Maintaining the situational awareness of control room operators on offshore installations contributes to the timely diagnosis of conditions and making appropriate decisions.
Recently, with the goal to develop proactive strategies to prevent human error, we utilized eye tracking to understand the situation awareness of control room operators.
Most of the studies had high risk of selection bias, low risk due to the allocation process, low risk of confounders, no mention of blinding of assessors awareness of control and intervention participants and of participants awareness of research question, valid data collection methods for primary outcomes, and low attrition bias.
Possible risk factors for HPAI spread in Indonesia include duck movements, contacts between ducks and other poultry and animal species, poor poultry husbandry, inadequate handling of sick and dead ducks by flock owners, and poor awareness of control strategies among poultry farmers (14 ).
This assurance was conducted through periodic in-person observations from researchers, in addition to three surveys conducted during the implementation phase that assessed changes in awareness of controls, utility and general perceptions on safety.
However, the deployment of phasor measurement units (PMUs) provides a promising way to improve awareness ability of control centers for the disturbed operation scenarios.
Verplanken and Orbell (2003) specified that items 1, 7, and 12 pertain to frequency, and Honkanen, Olsen, and Verplanken (2005) identified items 3, 4, and 10 as respective indicators of lack of awareness, lack of control, and mental efficiency.
We speculate that cessation of antifungal prophylaxis and an increased awareness of infection control measures may have been favorable procedures in order to control the outbreak.
This reflects perhaps the low prevalence and high awareness of impulse control disorders in a specialist service, combined with possible patient recruitment biases regarding patients with severe impulse control disorders.
Most people have little awareness of or control over this tendency.
