"regulation and control" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the managing of something or someone, either through laws and/or policies. For example, "the government is responsible for the regulation and control of immigration."
These structures are often means to reduce tax, avoid regulation and control inheritance planning.
The politicians are yet to respond, but I know from personal experience that there needs to be stricter regulation and control over this problematic industry.
The excessive use of stop and search lends weight to claims of institutional racism, at the heart of which is the regulation and control of black communities.
Perhaps the time has come to ask whether the pendulum, swinging towards intense regulation and control from the centre ever since 1988, has swung too far?
Their warfare against each other and against law enforcement will not be stopped until the public takes the regulation and control of their commodity away from them.
Regulation and control of the media is in the hands of the National Communications and Media Commission.
For Mr. Balkenende, the defining difference between the models has been the degree of financial regulation and control of credit.
The policy is rooted in the notion that a few corporate behemoths battling over control of the market can be both more efficient and more competitive than any regulation and control from bureaucrats in Washington.
Getting out of today's crisis and moving ahead would require implementing the following policies: Homogenizing regulation and control of financial institutions operating in the European Union.
In textiles, entrepreneurs such as the Swiss Protestant Guillaume-Philippe Oberkampf created new manufactories that permitted better regulation and control of production.
Moreover, in the regulation and control of interconnected power systems, electronic computers are used to compute requirements much more rapidly and accurately than is possible by manual methods.
