"mode of control" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a way of influencing or directing someone or something. For example, "The manager used a strict mode of control to maintain order."
The Party's stamping out of sex is an essential mode of control.
The working paradigm is "teach and repeat" a mode of control for typical industrial holonomic robots.
Mode of control is the manner in which control systems make corrections relative to the deviation of the controlled variable.
Although it is unclear if intracellular ATP in RPE fluctuates in response to light stimuli, activation of hBest1 through direct interaction provides a second mode of control for Ca2+-dependent Cl− currents by ATP in human RPE.
Here, we examine this mode of control by means of a model-based design and construction of a fully synthetic riboregulatory device.
But in that mode of control, the station's solar panels rest in a poor position for gathering sunlight, so power levels dipped and mission control had to order some inessential equipment be turned off until attitude control could be turned back over to the station.
This method provides a more suitable mode of controlling the solution deposition than the existing deposition methods such as spray painting.
The results of this study could help EDI managers or auditors decide the necessary mode of controls for a certain organizational context.
The effect of each mode of controls on implementation (volume) can be identified using exponents and standardized coefficients in the GA-based nonlinear regression analysis in ISB2C-NNGA.
(2) Nano-particle carriers have relatively unique mode of controlling and releasing drugs.
At the beginning, the mode of controlling and releasing drugs of nano-particle carriers is generally an outbreak release, and then it shows a constant release for a long period of time.
