"demand for control" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used in a variety of contexts, but generally it refers to the desire or effort to assert power or authority over something or someone. Example sentence: The company's new CEO faced strong resistance from the board due to their demand for control over all decision-making processes.
Sales rose 4.2percentto to $1.02 billion, from $976 million, aided by demand for control and power systems.
Then, on Thursday came the sudden demand for control over the American prison, known as the Parwan Detention Facility.
When the shah refused his demand for control of the armed forces in 1952, Dr. Mossadegh resigned, only to be reinstated in the face of popular riots.
State beaches and parks will reopen for July 4 after a three-day standoff over Gov. Chris Christie's demand for control over the state's largest health insurer.
He quickly surprised state officials with a demand for control of recovery dollars, proclaimed his own indispensability and publicly chided New Orleans for what he termed its "mendicants" mentality.
That is because sizing control reserves this way does not consider the fact that there will be hours with a high penetration of wind and photovoltaic which cause a different demand for control reserves than hours with a lower penetration.
The Obama plan gives a federal overseer discretion to set pay for top executives at those seven firms, a move that may satisfy public demand for controlling excessive pay without spooking Wall Street.
Inner wrinkling phenomenon is more likely to develop during hydrodynamic deep drawing (HDD) of complicated component-forms due to the higher demand for controlling deformation sequences.
As awareness is raised about the effects of noise on human health and well-being, public demand for controlling that noise will increase.
Compared to ratiometric- and fluorescence anisotropy-based techniques, fluorescence lifetime flow cytometry provides a direct, robust readout with less demand for controls and applications beyond the measurement of FRET.
In January 1645 he vainly tried to temper parliamentary demands for control of the militia and for a presbyterian type of church government.
