The phrase "control heavily" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means to have a strong influence or power over something or someone. Example: The multinational corporation controls heavily the market for smartphones in developing countries.
Democrats control heavily Republican Nassau County for the first time in almost a century.
For the former, to maintain good profile control, heavily polymerizing plasma chemistries, such as C4F6/CO/Ar/O2, are often used by depositing a thin passivation layer on the exposed surfaces.
In areas that they control heavily like Raqqa and Mosul, they really are that efficient.
In the United States since the terror attacks, plant owners will have spent an extra $1 billion by the end of this year on more restrictive access controls, heavily armed guards, additional training for their security personnel and vehicle checks in an enlarged parameter around the reactors to avoid truck bombs.
Now, however, the Houthi control the heavily fortified Republican Palace in Sanaa's al-Qasr street.
TWO hours' drive from Muzaffarabad, the capital of Pakistani-administered Kashmir, is "the line of control", a heavily fortified strip of barbed wire, bunkers and observation posts.
It is one of the most notorious postcodes on earth - a sprawling red brick shantytown that has been under the control of heavily armed drug traffickers for nearly four decades.
Predictive control relies heavily on a model with satisfactory predictive capabilities.
These regimes are of interest as downstream processes and control may heavily depend on the intermittency of the inflow.
The successfulness of automation of cruise control is heavily dependent on the efficient design of feedback control system.
The performance of this control scheme heavily depends on the underlying models as it employs model inversion for the calculation of feedforward input signals and reference trajectories for feedback control.
