"modes of control" is correct and usable in written English.
It is a phrase used to describe different ways of regulating or managing something. An example of its usage would be "We must consider the various modes of control which can be used to manage the budget wisely."
Several practical aspects of the control problem are examined, and criteria for choosing the auxiliary lag, the modes of control, and the controller settings are established.
Significant differences were also found (P < 0.001) in fatigue behavior under both modes of control.
Therefore the control strategy proposed three modes of control operation.
There are several modes of control available to the pipeline engineer.
Two modes of control are proposed: cycle to cycle and within cycle.
The modes of control commonly used by pipeliners include: proportional position, proportional plus reset, and proportional-speed floating.
In addition to these promoter sequence/function based studies, transcriptional regulation has also been investigated by characterizing transcription factors (TFs) and their modes of controlling bioprocess relevant traits.
With further technological step changes – changing forms of labour, the design of novel materials, synthetic biology, new energy systems14 and new technological modes of controlling and managing the planet's resources – industrial humanity will further deepen its imprint on the Earth and create further uncertainties and vulnerabilities for its safe inhabitation.
Different modes of controlling the drug adherence were described.
Yet, the evidence is scattered and controversial when it comes to the processes and organisational settings that create new modes of controls.
Here, the reversibility and plasticity of the epigenetics modes of controlling gene expression may prove to be more advantageous than genetic mechanisms involving changes in the DNA sequence itself.
