"colonial domination" is a perfectly acceptable phrase in written English.
It could be used to refer to a situation in which one country has control over another, often through its military or economic power. For example, "The British colonial domination of India resulted in many political and social changes."
Examples given included aggression, colonial domination, and genocide.
Artistically, danzón marked a separation from colonial domination and the emergence of an independent Cuba.
Siam, as Thailand was officially called until 1939, was never brought under European colonial domination.
Colonial boundaries shaped the way that African intellectuals put together political coalitions in challenging colonial domination.
The other is the coiled spring of resentment at centuries of western colonial domination.
Literature and art along with colonial domination, Napoleon's military defeat notwithstanding follow.
Said's argument was that western scholarship disdains and distorts the Islamic world in subtle ways that provided an intellectual backdrop to colonialism and post-colonial domination.
The Roots Britain Fights Oil Nationalism The coup had its roots in a British showdown with Iran, restive under decades of near-colonial British domination.
From East to mythic West, colonial relations of domination were inscribed in heraldry.
The governance approach, however, does not analyse the historical connection between extractive policies and exploitation/dispossession of indigenous peoples and the permanence of colonial patterns of domination.
In 1956, Césaire seemed to have been conscious that a "horizontal solidarity" as a response to a shared condition of living under colonial and racist domination was less problematic than a vertical solidarity throughout time binding together peoples who have come to develop very different cultures or, within the same nations, very different subcultures.
