The phrase "put more control over" is correct and usable in written English.
You might use it to refer to exercising more control or influence in a situation or over some matter, such as: "We need to put more control over how our budget is allocated."
"Governor Bush will put more control over decisions -- whether they are health, retirement or savings -- in the hands of individuals," Ari Fleischer, a Bush spokesman, said.
"I would have liked the referee to have put more control over the game - it is not an excuse, we have to learn to cope with what is thrown at us.
In addition, by collecting this data, developers are also violating the spirit of the IDFA implementation which was to put more control over app tracking back into the hands of users.
SecondMarket, the secondary transaction manager whose involvement in Facebook's pre-public offering fire sale of shares arguably hurt the social network's eventual initial offering, is now launching a new product to put more control over secondary sales in the hands of startups.
One way to address these three issues simultaneously is to put more control over health care into the hands of patients and put more responsibility on patients.
We now need to push it further, lowering prices for party membership, putting more control over the party in the hands of the grassroots, and reaching into areas of the country that the mainstream parties have long forgotten or taken for granted.
We are putting more control in the hands of advertisers.
It puts more control in your hands.
As the principal of a charter school, Washington has more power, he says, to "make change rapidly" than other public schools in Chicago, more freedom to put new programs in place, more control over teacher-hiring decisions.
Facebook launched a range of tools to "put people in more control over their privacy", by unifying its privacy options and building an "access your information" tool to let users find, download and delete specific data on the site.
All these thresholds and constraints are ways of the SEC controlling, "Hey, if that venue gets too big, we want to put more constraints around it because it's great to have competition, but when you get to be X percent of the market, we want other put a little more control over the way you do stuff".
