The phrase "intelligently controlled" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a system or process that is managed or regulated in a smart or efficient manner.
Example: "The new smart home technology allows for devices to be intelligently controlled through a single app."
Alternatives: "smartly managed" or "wisely regulated."
Towers with breathing skins, intelligently controlled daylight and energy-recovery systems address more pressing contemporary concerns.
In order to reduce broadcast redundancy, broadcasting must be intelligently controlled.
Well-designed and intelligently controlled battery storage systems are crucial for the successful integration of solar photovoltaic systems.
In order to reduce the redundant broadcast messages and mitigate the broadcast storm, the broadcast itself needs to be intelligently controlled.
Former nuclear physicist Stanton Friedman has spent 44 years lecturing and writing on the idea that some UFOs may be intelligently controlled extraterrestrial vehicles.
A proposed particle swarm classifier has been integrated with the concept of intelligently controlling the search process of PSO to develop an efficient swarm intelligence based classifier, which is called intelligent particle swarm classifier (IPS-classifier).
Intelligently controlling ventilation networks after an abnormal air branch is difficult.
The device comes with four separate drive bays and can intelligently control the data managed on them.
Exploiting these advantages requires new protocols and mechanisms at various communication layers to intelligently control the directional antenna system.
Consequently, P(AM/ACE/AMPS) can intelligently control acid-rock reaction and has good thickening performance, indicating great potential applications in petroleum and natural gas industry for unconventional reservoir recovery.
In this paper, we present a technique to intelligently control the motion of Scanning Electrochemical Microscopy (SECM) tip electrodes and automatically align SECM tip electrodes to the substrate with no user interaction.
