"colonial dominance" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to when a country has control or influence over other countries that it has colonized. For example, "The British exerted colonial dominance in the Americas and India during the 17th century."
That effectively made Asunción and all of Paraguay dependent on Buenos Aires and thus ended the region's colonial dominance.
Not quite antique but certainly not modern, his merchandise appeals largely to a masculine hankering for the leather-and-gunsmoke era of British colonial dominance, from roughly 1880 to 1930.
That the plantation should have a British feel is hardly an accident - Boh was started by Englishman JA Russell during the waning days of Britain's colonial dominance.
Bangkok, a canal- and river-based port city, echoes the urban morphological processes of early Southeast Asian coastal settlements, but differs in its social and physical construct because of its lack of exposure to colonial dominance.
So democracy has indeed flourished nicely in India, and that has been the case right from the time when India became independent after two centuries of authoritarian British colonial dominance.
The ants' habit of colonial dominance worries researchers.
However, within areas where prescribed burning remains a viable management option, a doubling of the mean annual area that is managed with prescribed burns may substantially push the system back towards pre-colonial conditions, although oaks will continue to retain a higher than pre-colonial dominance.
The dominance of biomedicine appears to be a critical feature of India's postcolonial health system, even as pre-independence the TCAM practitioner community had played a major role in resisting colonial domination in the practice of (bio medicine.
"Suffice to say that this image is a record of a romanticized artistic genre that says much about modern American fantasies and fictions of colonial White dominance vis-à-vis Indians," Bruchac said, "while conveying virtually no useful information about Native American peoples themselves".
For most of the colonial period, Dutch control over the archipelago was tenuous outside of coastal strongholds; only in the early 20th century did Dutch dominance extend to what was to become Indonesia's present boundaries.
And many in the Owens Valley saw it as another Angeleno Trojan Horse, a pretty thing masking a dirty motive, perpetual dominance by the colonial power to the south.
