The phrase "control influence" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing the ability to manage or direct the impact of something.
Example: "The manager's goal is to control influence over the team's dynamics to ensure productivity."
Alternatives: "manage impact" or "regulate effect."
As many critics have observed, too many factors beyond a teacher's control influence those numbers.
But dig below the surface of this novel, and Cleave is back in familiar thematic territory, exploring the ways that external events beyond the individual's control influence the private lives of his characters, with either devastating or transformative consequences.
As his health failed and threats to his position, both real and imagined, mounted, an "all-consuming obsession with the control, influence and power that money represented" led him to surround himself with a coterie of advisers tasked with "enforcing bonds, collecting fines, imprisoning and asset-stripping their victims".
Then, the committees turn over all the money they have worked so hard to raise to a second, separate entity responsible for researching, producing and placing campaign commercials over which the committee officials have no control, influence or say-so whatsoever.
DSM is the implementation of strategies and procedures which tend to control, influence and usually cut energy consumption.
Such inaccuracy may result in poor or even degrading control influence.
"Older people have preserved emotional reactivity, but they are better able to control those emotions, and this control influences their memory for negative information".
His early religious upbringing, in an era dominated by state and church control, influenced the direction his material took later on.
Furthermore, lipophilicity measurements were conducted to control influences due to physicochemical properties of the used compounds.
These results are consistent with locus of control influencing job search through individuals' subjective beliefs about the payoffs to search.
Previous research has shown that locus of control influenced treatment outcome and headache-related disability [23, 25, 26, 33].
