"its domination" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to a thing or group's dominance over something else. For example: "The company's domination of the market was staggering."
The result showing that "a certain genetic material, even after it has established its domination, may be substituted by another type of genetic material" can have a more general sense.
Syria's regime, split between timid reformers and a grasping old guard, frets that it may have to surrender its domination of Lebanon and its influence over Palestinian radicals.
Baseball has news not involving wildlife, although unfortunately for the Yankees, it does include Boston extending its domination over them to 8-0.
The court has tilted rightward before, but this time its domination by conservatives comes at a moment when it's also unusually powerful and politicized.
Before its domination by the Silla kingdom (57 bc ad 935) in 512, it was an independent kingdom named Usan-guk.
The party celebrated its 90th anniversary in 2002 and continued its domination of South African politics.
Its domination of the city seemed set to continue for a long time to come.
His party machinery is firmly entrenched throughout the country, its domination stretching from national institutions to village patronage networks.
Its domination of the DVD-rental market comes just as people are moving toward streaming and downloadable video.
That of Albania, until its domination by the Soviet Union in the early 1950s, drew heavily on classical Greek types.
In 1944, he proposed that Poland be placed under international trusteeship to prevent its domination by the Soviet Union.
