The phrase "controlling organization" is correct and can be used in written English.
It typically refers to an entity or group that has the power or authority to direct and regulate the actions or decisions of another entity or group. Example: The government acts as the controlling organization for all national banks, setting regulations and policies to ensure fair and ethical practices in the banking industry.
Thus, the term came to be used thereafter not in the American sense of a meeting but of a closely disciplined system of party organization, not infrequently as a term of abuse applied by politicians of one party to the controlling organization of its opponents.
In fact, any dataset where the input is made by the researcher instead of a controlling organization may suffer from inconsistencies.
"However, Title IX also provides an exemption for institutions controlled by religious organizations to the extent that Title IX conflicts with the religious tenets of the controlling organization," said Nolt. 'The Quaker faith has no history of opposing transgender identity and there's nothing in the theology about transgender people.'.
The ".com" network, used by roughly 85-90% of all internet users, has no governmental controlling organization.
Is this the next logical step of evolution, or an invitation to a controlling organization, as a NASA neuroethicist put it, "to hack into the wetware between our ears"?
More than 40 countries now restrict online access to varying degrees, while more than 90 countries have laws controlling organizations, according to the report.
Their investigations found that Al Qaeda was not a loose cluster of aggrieved Islamic militants, but a centrally controlled organization in which local operatives receive money, manpower and expertise from the center.
(c) Controlling and controlled organizations.
Georgia's armed forces, the assessment found, lack "the doctrine, institutional training and the experience needed to effectively command and control organizations throughout the chain of command".
(1) Controlling member organization's additional information on annual return.
Mechanical forces regulate pavement cell shape by controlling microtubule organization and cellulose deposition.
