"identify and control" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used to refer to the process of recognizing and managing a problem, situation, or object. Example: The first step in managing a virus outbreak is to identify and control the source of the infection.
The new rules bring to a close a bitter legal and regulatory battle dating back to the passage of the 1970 Clean Air Act, which first directed the E.P.A. to identify and control major industrial sources of hazardous emissions.
Your recommendation that police departments have effective mechanisms for disciplining brutal officers is contradicted by the experience in large cities in old democracies -- for example, New York and Los Angeles -- where internal discipline mechanisms fail to identify and control violent behavior.
The mind-set of the security industry has changed from one that thinks it can keep malware and bad guys out with antivirus solutions and firewall protection, to one that tries to identify and control the bad guys once they inevitably break in.
A multimodel approach is used to to identify and control highly nonlinear process.
Thirdly, safe operation is under high pressure and it is hard to identify and control risks.
This being the case, it is especially important to identify and control sources of variability.
Food manufacturers should take pains to identify and control potential steam system contamination.
They brag about the new "watchdog"–the Systemic Risk Council created to identify and control developing systemic risks.
In this paper, IoT and fog based healthcare system is proposed to identify and control the outbreak of CHV.
Previous authors [9] who used neural network models to simultaneously identify and control nonlinear systems studied the stability conditions of learning laws.
With typical examples of poor hygienic design, the necessary technical and practical guidance is given to identify and control open food processing equipment-related food safety hazards.
