The phrase "controller of information" is correct and usable in written English.
It is generally used to refer to someone in charge of managing and protecting a company's confidential data. For example, "The HR department has appointed a new controller of information to ensure sensitive data remains secure."
The second issue that needs addressing is the degree to which citizens are the primary controllers of information about them.
And the N.E.C. director is the controller of that information.
We consider the problem of optimal design of distributed controllers where controller information passing is as fast or faster than the plant.
Large-scale systems involve a high number of variables making challenging the design of controllers because of information availability and computational burden issues.
But the vast amount of data represented on the screen isn't the controllers' only source of information.
By introducing the estimates to account for the parametric uncertainties of the desired trajectory and its neighbors' dynamics into the local controller of each subsystem, information exchanges of online parameter estimates and local synchronization errors among linked subsystems can be avoided.
Hence orchestration, whereby a single controller coordinates the flow of information, like a traffic cop.
The biobank is obliged to provide the data controller with certain categories of information.
(2013b), (i) the design of local controllers requires limited transmission of information from other subsystems and (ii) the addition/removal of a subsystem triggers the design of local controllers for child subsystems only.
I am of course talking about the so-called 'Right to be forgotten ruling' (rtbf) which extends European citizens' personal data protection rights over search engine results by judging the latter data controllers, given the hierarchies of information their proprietary, closed-box algorithms generate.
