'controlling position' is a correct and usable term in written English.
It can be used to describe a person or group that has a position of authority or power in relation to another person or group. For example, "The government has a controlling position in the economy."
Its 39% stake has long given it an effective controlling position, and James Murdoch remains chairman.
He sold a controlling position in the Nets basketball team, which makes its home there.
Ms Rousseff's Workers Partyy lost ground in Congress, though the governing coalition kept its controlling position.
The government will wind up in a controlling position so that we can reduce the number of foreclosures".
They also said they would not support a deal that would "result in National Amusements surrendering its controlling position in either company or not controlling the combined company".
And Mr. Gates's software, in particular -- the operating system of I.B.M.'s machine -- secured a controlling position that it still has not relinquished.
It bought controlling positions in the majority of its independent bottlers and amalgamated many of them into a separate, Coke-controlled entity called Coca-Cola Enterprises.
Sanam, which Alj founded in 1986, acquires controlling positions in large Moroccan enterprises and assumes control.
Our approach allows a robot to control position and force at the tool tip using either visual or tactile feedback.
"It was a way for her to control position and use position to become what she did — one of the great benefactors of New York society".
But in March 2015, a Canadian special forces member died in a frontline Peshmerga controlled position in what was deemed to be a friendly-fire incident.
