The phrase "impose dominance" is correct and can be used in written English
It means to assert authority or control over someone or something. Example: The new CEO wasted no time in imposing dominance over the company, making sweeping changes and setting strict rules for employees to follow.
He will talk about Russia's continuing struggle against fascism (in Ukraine) and attempts by its sponsor (America) to impose its dominance on the world.The leaders of America, France, Britain and Germany will not be there.
Crooks scored a superb breakaway try to further impose Hull dominance, with Tom Lineham's gather from Kevin Sinfield's chip to the corner and subsequent burst the catalyst.
For, instead of trying to promote the beauty of the French language through the channels of art and culture, it attempts to impose its dominance by limiting that of any other.
The comrade who imposed Russian dominance was, ironically, Stalin.
By imposing diagonally dominance on the elements of the matrices A k, ∀ k = 1,…,N, we can find the following sufficient conditions for them to be P-matrices, i.e., ∑ r ∈ N q | H k rq | 2 | H k qq | 2 < 1 e R q 0 − 1 ∀ q ∈ Ω, ∀ k = 1, …, N. (93).
Ua Briain was certainly a formidable potential ally, having recently imposed his dominance over the kingdoms of Connacht, Leinster, Mide, and Dublin as well.
But those were the highlights for the home side as they failed to impose their usual dominance of possession.
Cultural competency also provides teachers with an awareness of white dominance and privilege in American society -- that is the social arrangement of cultural and institutional dominance imposed on non-whites due to historical events and influences and how that dominance and privilege impacts societal interactions.
Human sport is speckled with singularly epic challenges (Ali v Frazier, Nicklaus v Palmer, say, or Borg v McEnroe, Coe v Ovett), but in the Gold Cup's 86-year-old pageant there have been very few full-blown daggers-drawn duellists fighting it out – just a string of solo legends imposing all-round dominance on their own particular era.
The history of Poland from 1945 to 1989 spans the period of Soviet communist dominance imposed after the end of World War II over what had become the Polish People's Republic.
