"concentrated control" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to having a high level of power or authority over a certain situation. For example, "The mayor's concentrated control over city funds was impressive."
Mr Ambachtsheer says the swing back to more concentrated control tends to leave companies in the hands of motivated owners who can keep a closer watch on managers.
The Americans who occupied Japan after World War II carried out a land reform program partly because they believed that concentrated control of land rights had helped prevent Japan from developing a democracy.
The LinkedIn prospectus itself echoes this finding, stating that "this concentrated control will limit your ability to influence corporate matters for the foreseeable future, and, as a result, the market price of our... common stock could be adversely affected".
Here's the money quote: "We therefore cannot predict the impact our capital structure and the concentrated control by our founders may have on our stock price or our business".
We cannot predict whether this structure and the concentrated control it affords Mr. Spiegel and Mr. Murphy will result in a lower trading price or greater fluctuations in the trading price of our Class A common stock as compared to the trading price if the Class A common stock had voting rights.
It was only the advent of the steam press in the 19th century, and radio and television in the 20th, that concentrated control of the news media in the hands of a small cadre of professional journalists.
If stock ownership is so concentrated, then control of U.S. firms is now largely a matter of grace — we must hope that those owners who matter make good decisions about the allocation of capital, the governance of firms, and the preservation of portfolio value on which individuals and institutions rely.
Samsung has been trying to rush the restructure plan through before the Minjoo Party passes their anti-trust corporate reform bill which does not favor any concentrated corporate control.
Table 6 shows the experimental results of antioxidant activity measured by the DPPH method of the spray dried powders and of concentrated extract (control).
Between the Scylla of a fixed culture (with hierarchical, concentrated power to control its development and interpretation) and the Charybdis of a perfectly open culture (where nothing is fixed and everything is up for grabs, offering no anchor for meaning and mutual intelligibility), there is a wide range of practical social and economic arrangements around the production and use of culture.
Finally, our study has shown that the virus is endemic in the region including east and north eastern parts of India as well as the neighbouring country Bangladesh and demands active surveillance and concentrated efforts to control the spread specifically in view of the critical mutations that have been observed in this virus.
