"controlled drawing" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It usually refers to a drawing exercise where the artist must carefully control their movements and follow specific guidelines or rules. Example: In art class, the students were instructed to do a controlled drawing of a still life using only straight lines and primary colors.
Here, we describe the stepwise controlled drawing technique that can directly fabricate dissolving microneedle from maltose by precise controlling the drawing time and the viscosity of the maltose.
Faired surfaces can be produced to a specified degree of accuracy and the lines can be drawn by a numerically controlled drawing machine, bringing the process under continuous scrutiny.
Controlled drawing shaped the particular sharp-conical microneedles of 1200 μm length with tip diameter of 60 μm, and dissolved within 20 min in-vivo after inserting to the skin.
Tensile mechanical analysis of dried fibres formed under precisely controlled drawing conditions revealed a material stiffness of 4.4 ± 1.2 GPa, comparable to silkworm silk and Nylon®20, and a maximum stress and strain of 101.9 ± 20.1 MPa and 3.5 ± 1.2%, respectively (n = 18; Supplementary Fig. 1).
That's thanks in part to the fact that after Republicans gained at least 680 state legislature seats in the 2010 election cycle, they controlled drawing huge swaths of the nation's legislative districts.
Lee, K., Lee, C. Y. & Jung, H. Dissolving microneedles for transdermal drug administration prepared by stepwise controlled drawing of maltose.
Before Mr. Giuliani left office, his aides transferred custody of his mayoral papers to a private center he controls, drawing criticism from historians worried about access.
The boards of directors of MoPac and T & P, which it controls, drew up the plan and now request its approval by the Interstate Commerce Commission.
The central bank governor, Godwin Emefiele, has so far imposed controls, drawing up a list of items that cannot be imported with officially sourced foreign currency.
Slowly they settled down and took control, drawing the sting, and Klopp later praised their "cool" in a "game that was crazy from the start".
But President Robert G. Mugabe has long been accused of using food as a weapon of political control, drawing on government stocks to maintain political backing for his party.
