"reclaim control over" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to describe regaining control or authority of something. For example, "After years of fighting for her rights, she was able to reclaim control over her own destiny."
Authorities called it an effort by gang leaders to manipulate public opinion and reclaim control over jails.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 18 — As media companies struggle to reclaim control over their movies, television shows and music in a world of online file-sharing software, they have found an ally in software of another kind.
The Australian public, the vast majority of us who support cleaner and cheaper power from renewable energy and are opposed to dirty coal and damaging coal seam gas, have the ability to reclaim control over our public policy.
Kondabolu said the the heightened media visibility of South Asians in recent years not only speaks to more representation but also an ability to reclaim control over how these images are produced.
PAGE B19 BUSINESS LYRICIST OF 'Y.M.C.A.' WINS SUIT OVER SONG A federal judge in California has dismissed a suit filed by two song publishing companies aimed at preventing Victor Willis, the former lead singer of the Village People, from exercising his right to reclaim control over the song and other hit songs he wrote.
It's a "building block that allows you to reclaim control over your data and your money".
The combat deaths offered the latest evidence of a strengthening Taliban insurgency that has menaced NATO forces and reclaimed control over some southern and eastern parts of the country.
The New Deal was dead and the Old Deal had reclaimed control over American politics and American thought.
The neocons, who began their "cult of regime change" in Central America during the Reagan era, reclaimed control over American foreign policy when Bush Jr. was elected president and used 9/11 to cohere support for their long-sought invasion of Iraq.
With this agreement, which comes into force on 1 January 2015, Afghanistan will reclaim control and "full sovereignty" over its airspace, territory and waters.
Christie tried to reclaim control of the meeting, but Ivanka took over.
