The phrase "become well controlled" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the process of something becoming more regulated or managed effectively.
Example: "With consistent practice, the child's behavior began to become well controlled."
Alternatives: "become well managed" or "become properly regulated."
In the majority of cases this became well controlled with non opioid analgesia.
We recommend that other researchers use our method (ICC calculation, control charts, and bubble charts) and the assumption of independent judges in the columns of the XmR dataset to assess national healthcare systems in other countries to determine whether their annual medical expenditures have gradually become well-controlled.
The observation that only 480 genes were affected is remarkable, given that spaceflight plants and ground controls were operationally separated by 230 miles of altitude, 17,000 mph of velocity, and the other attendant potential impacts of orbital spaceflight, indicating that spaceflight environments have become extremely well controlled.
Chemical-based treatment processes such as coagulant dosing have become well established because they are effective, easily controlled, and well understood.
I become — well — horrified.
The age jokes have become, well, old.
Words like "rationale" become, well, laughable.
It will become well known, though.
Second, we do not have time updated measurements of blood pressure in this cohort and it is possible that those who were in the well controlled group became poorly controlled over the follow-up period.
Recent practices involving a new form of research quality control have become well-established during the last decade and a half.
In some locations, populations of this insect became well established and control of tamarisk is being achieved, while at other sites, the control agent has failed to establish despite repeated attempts (DeLoach et al. 2003, 2009).
