"requires control of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are trying to convey that someone or something needs to be controlled or regulated. For example, "Eating unhealthy foods requires control of one's diet."
Regeneration of injured skin and peripheral nerves requires control of wound contraction, not scar formation.
Full crane automation requires control of the load rotation around the vertical axis.
Genocide requires control of the state, and those who control the Rwandan state are unlikely to let go anytime soon.
Active control of the product yield in a bimolecular reaction requires control of the dynamics of the three-dimensional collisions of polyatomic reactants.
Regulation of multicellular architecture requires control of cell alignment, but also involves an equilibrium among cell proliferation, differentiation, and apoptosis.
"Many types of rehab rely on intact thinking, learning and memory skills". Using advanced prosthetic limbs, for example, requires control of specific muscles; patients without that capacity must use simpler models.
If they are accepted, the new standards would require control of all access points in the buildings, the spokesman said.
Therefore, control of the northern Deccan required control of the east coast as well.
Hybrid sandwich composites are of special interest for engineering applications requiring control of fuel consumption rate.
Environmental and safety issues associated with the landfill gas require control of off-site gas migration.
These restrictions require control of maximum receiver temperature and pressure drop in the molten salt channel.
