"infrastructure control" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used as a synonym for "management of/over infrastructure," or to refer to the process of monitoring and controlling the infrastructure in a specific area or setting. For example: "The government has implemented rigorous infrastructure control policies in order to ensure the safety of citizens."
How the issues around algorithmic governance, infrastructure control, transparency, trust, or tokenization, may affect these communities?
Nevertheless, the intrusion put Washington on alert because it showed Iran was capable of hacking into infrastructure control systems.
"We never anticipated that our critical infrastructure control systems would be facing advanced levels of malware," Mr. Wellinghoff said.
The purpose of the rapid studies included: the identification of causes of the outbreak, and assessment of infrastructure, control strategies, health needs and health facility use.
Despite the many operational benefits that serverless provides, shifting infrastructure control to the provider creates new and considerable risk.
And then there is Stuxnet, the recent attack on infrastructure control systems and probably aimed at Iran's nuclear programme.
A week after Israel began a military assault it says is aimed at dismantling a "terrorist infrastructure" controlled by Yasir Arafat, Ramallah is a miserable place, but hardly broken.
Buffeted by a wave of suicide attacks, Israel embarked on a military assault a week ago that it said was aimed at dismantling a terrorist infrastructure controlled by Mr. Arafat.
The two bidders for the electricity infrastructure were China's largest state-owned company, the State Grid Corporation of China, and the privately owned, Hong Kong-listed Cheung Kong Infrastructure, controlled by the billionaire Li Ka-shing.
The final two bidders were China's largest state-owned company, the State Grid Corporation of China, and the privately owned, Hong Kong-listed, Cheung Kong Infrastructure, controlled by the billionaire Li Ka-shing.
Morrison blocked the sale to both of the two bidders, China's largest state-owned company, the State Grid Corporation of China, and the privately owned, Hong Kong-listed Cheung Kong Infrastructure, controlled by the billionaire Li Ka-shing.
