The phrase 'coercion and control' is correct and can be used in written English.
It is usually used to refer to the deliberate mistreatment of someone or the manipulation of someone in order to make them do something. For example, "He used coercion and control to gain the trust of his victims."
She argues that coercion and control are the very heart of how an abuser operates: they're not an added extra.
Once, the expressive brushstroke was an embodiment of the artist's creative freedom; the bohemian's protest against hidebound traditionalism and bureaucratic and industrial forms of coercion and control.
For Hicks, the assassination connects to his deeper suspicions about coercion and control by a powerful few over the confused masses — or, as he puts it about the official explanation: "We have figured it out.
Some, the author writes, are fully aware of what they do, "skilled at coercion and control and take pride in their ability to bend others' wills to suit their purposes".
"This reinforces stereotypes around domestic violence as an issue affecting younger women and men, and reinforces perceptions that domestic violence may be synonymous with physically abusive behaviours, as opposed to coercion and control," the report found.
The surveyors elicited information on types of aggression not previously studied in national surveys, including sexual violence other than rape, psychological aggression, coercion and control of reproductive and sexual health.
And now there is a strong reaction setting in against the coercion and controls contained in the administration's present farm program.
They have used storyboards to show the kind of coercion, threats and controlling behaviour young people should be wary of.
A close friend of the archbishop, Cardinal Giovanni Cheli, said in an e-mail message in response to written questions, "He recalls as a nightmare the psychological coercion and the continual control to which he was subjected in the period of his being separated from the Church".
Relationships marked by an imbalance of power may include a partner using behaviors such as sexual violence, name-calling, humiliation, jealousy, privilege, and coercion and threats to control the other partner.
Using kidnapping, extortion and the drug trade to finance itself, and fear and coercion to control the population, the FARC won itself many enemies.
