"control discipline" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the practice of having self-control and being disciplined in one's actions or behaviors. Example: "In order to succeed in their weight loss journey, many people must practice control discipline when it comes to their diet and exercise habits."
"Antisocial" young people are seen as undeserving and in need of control, discipline and punishment rather than care and support.
Apparently no order to fire was given, and there was inadequate fire control discipline on Blanket Hill.
Formal alternatives range from "suppress, repress, restrict, oppose, control, discipline, subjugate" to the metaphoric "rein in, hold down, draw the line, clamp down on, slam the brakes on".
Wassim M. Haddad is a professor in the School of Aerospace Engineering and chair of the Flight Mechanics and Control Discipline at Georgia Institute of Technology.
This was a long way from being another thriller at this tournament of thrilling matches and the narrative was shaped instead by traditional German virtues, chief among them control, discipline and that age-old tournament know-how.
I thrive on the interaction with the kids, and it is a constant challenge to keep up with the changes in curriculum, not to mention classroom management control (discipline).
In the water, they are in control, disciplined, self-reliant, will push themselves to be literally their best selves*.
New control disciplines, new development in the technologies will fertilize quite new control application fields.
Constraints from the structure and control disciplines are imposed on the integrated optimization process with the aim of obtaining the structure's minimum weight and the optimum control performance.
With the simulated EVA operations, mechanized operations (the rover), and expectations of replanning, these flight control disciplines were especially well suited for the execution of the 2009 and 2010 Desert RATS field tests.
"Self-control, discipline, resilience," she says.
