"become controlled" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a situation or a person that has changed to be under control. For example, "After counseling, her moods became controlled."
Whereas, if the corrugated web plates are relatively rigid (tf/tw < 3.0), the strengths of the girders become controlled by the deformation of flanges.
Journal Register, based in Yardley, Pa., proposes a restructuring in which it would cancel its stock — it traded for less than one cent on Friday — and become controlled by its lenders.
U.S. intelligence analysts did not provide a detailed mapping of areas they believe are likely to become controlled by specific groups or warlords in coming years, said one of the officials.
"The section on NPS in our recent annual report describes trends over the period 2009 to 2012 in a range of emerging substances including former pharmaceutical or therapeutic drugs which could be misused and substances which have subsequently become controlled drugs".
If the free, open, and decentralized Internet does ultimately become controlled, closed, and centralized, Granick said.
"The consequences if President Calderón fails and the institutions of government, at least in the northern part of his country, become controlled by terrorist mafias--well, we worry about ungoverned spaces far away from the U.S., and this is right next door". No disagreement from Antonio Oscar (Tony Garzaa, U.S. ambassador to Mexico.
May 1995: Independent News and Media and Mirror Group Newspapers become controlling shareholders of the Independent and its sister Sunday title.
Make sure your partner is putting in the same amount of effort and does not become controlling.
The drug soon became controlled and, says Sumnall, "pretty much disappeared.
Several industries, including oil, steel, sugar and cotton, became controlled by a few large companies, run by trusts.
" He quickly took another question and his tone again became controlled and assured.
