The phrase "primarily controlling" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to describe something that has the most influence or power over a situation. Example: The CEO's role is primarily controlling the company's financial decisions. In this sentence, "primarily controlling" means that the CEO's main responsibility or influence within the company is related to financial decisions.
It is difficult to obtain core samples for laboratory experiments that include the fracture or fractures primarily controlling the permeability; therefore, it is not surprising that permeabilities estimated for core samples are considerably smaller than permeabilities estimated by in situ testing for a granitic rock (Brace 1980).
VosA localizes in the nucleus of mature conidia and its C-terminal region contains a potential transcription activation domain, indicating that it may function as a transcription factor primarily controlling the late process of sporulation including trehalose biogenesis.
Together, this indicates that the reaction steps R14, R16, R18, R19 R20, R22, R24, and R26 are those primarily controlling differential ERK responses (i.e., a transient vs. a sustained activation profile).
In conclusion, we find no evidence from expression patterns in patient material for a role for EZH2 in primarily controlling RUNX3 expression or influencing prognosis.
(Each hemisphere of the brain primarily controls the opposite side of the body).
The theaters, one primarily controlled by the Huntington's artistic staff, the other by the Center for the Arts, will be the first theaters built in downtown Boston since 1931.
Mass wasting failure was primarily controlled by slope gradient.
Microfracture closure is primarily controlled by elastic deformation, with surface roughness controlling further closure.
Remaining oil is primarily controlled by reservoir and exploitation process heterogeneities (Wu et al. 2005).
This investigation revealed that lysine production is primarily controlled by aspartokinase (Ask) and lysine permease.
Currently, this disease is primarily controlled by applying synthetic fungicides (Cañamás et al. 2008).
