"dominant control" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used in situations where one entity or person has a strong or influential level of control over a situation or group. Example: The CEO had dominant control over the company's decision-making process, often overruling the opinions of the board of directors.
"The system was designed for dominant control from one political leader and that's a flaw that needs to be corrected".
Sometimes, control of the distribution channel may also give you dominant control of the customer (e.g., mobile networks).
Nevertheless, in broad terms, climate remains the dominant control over vegetation.
The relative rates of each process exert a dominant control on coastline morphology.
Perhaps because Western democratic governments have exercised dominant control over new broadcasting media, they are particularly upset when this technology is used against them.
There is unlikely to be any immediate political cost to Putin, given his government's dominant control over parliament and the media.
"On the retail side there is no antitrust case to answer as Amazon does not exert dominant control over any one area of the market.
The persistent relationship indicated the dominant control from elevation with slight change in the degree of the control.
The jury determined that the county taxpayers lost money on the deal, and that Mr. DeVegter deprived the county of his honest services and had dominant control over the county's decision to choose a firm to lead the bond syndicate.
Confrontation with the lithological, morphological and hydroclimatic basin characteristics indicate that lithology exerts the dominant control on SY in the study region.
For each case, the dominant control mechanism is examined and the alteration in the structural acoustic coupling is analyzed to explain the mechanisms of attenuation.
