The phrase "fluid control" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to managing or regulating the flow of liquids or gases, often in engineering or medical fields.
Example: "The new system features advanced fluid control mechanisms to ensure optimal performance in various conditions."
Alternatives: "liquid management" or "flow regulation."
Best of the rest Mini Squadron (iPhone; MrFungFung) – a charming side-scrolling, dog-fighting shooter, with a fluid control system that makes it a pleasure to play – was highly rated but lost out among the number of apps competing for attention in 2009.
Adam Andrich, global marketing manager for fluid control at FMC, says holograms are handy substitutes when the company wants to demonstrate its 50,000-pound equipment at trade shows.
Ambient noise and fluid control all with your DS and a stylus.
Fluid control masses were tracked in a Lagrangian manner as they interacted with the flame surface.
Such odd-shaped orifices might improve fluid control in ink-jet printers and high-tech drug dispensers.
It allows for more fluid control of zooming in and out than a rocker switch does, but if you're used to a rocker switch, it also takes some getting used to.
Break apart the divisions selling building products, consumer products, fluid control systems and auto equipment and you get $40 a share.
Graco, which makes lubrication equipment for Nascar vehicles, bought two producers of fluid-control equipment from NuFlo Technologies for $65 million.
ITT Industries, White Plains, which makes military electronics and fluid-control products, said it had won a $359 million contract from NASA to design and make instruments to gather weather images from space.
COMPANY NEWS Correction: February 15 , 2005 Tuesday A report by Bloomberg News in the Company News column of Business Day on Feb. 5 about Graco's purchase of two makers of fluid-control equipment misstated the name of the seller.
Today one of the best commercial magnetostrictive materials is Tb0.3Dy0.7Fe1.9, called Terfenol D, which is used in devices such as sonar systems, micropositioners, and fluid-control valves.
