"thorough control" is a correct and often used phrase in written English.
It is used to describe a situation in which someone or something is strictly monitored and strictly regulated. For example, "The president insisted on thorough control of the budget."
Within only two years, the scale insect was under such thorough control that one could search for days among the orange groves without finding a single specimen.
There had been demonstrations in many parts of the country, and strikes, but Teheran, apart from the university, seemed calm, and the Army was in thorough control.
The precise rhythms, clear balancing of complex textures and complete unanimity through many changes of gear indicated that Mr. Fischer had gained thorough control of the orchestra, but his was a control that liberated.
Rather than letting nuclear experts roam free, wouldn't it be better, he suggested, "to take in and put under thorough control practically every physicist in the country having background knowledge of the subject"?
And, of course, you would need thorough control of the executive branch over the legislature, and over the judiciary, which otherwise might constitute powerful centres of resistance that could frustrate the media takeover.
Its recently enhanced control system provides more thorough control over parameters and a detailed view of all measured values.
The experiments are superbly documented with very thorough controls.
More advanced bisulfite sequencing with thorough controls even questioned the existence of DNA methylation in Drosophila (Raddatz et al. 2013).
"This has been driven by thorough cost control; a comparatively cleaner loan book; and the successful integration of Bradford & Bingley and Alliance & Leicester," said JP Morgan.
"Investors thought Toyota had implemented a thorough quality control system, and the market's reaction is, 'is this happening again?'" Fumiyuki Nakanishi, manager at SMBC Friend Securities, told Reuters.
It then performs quick but thorough quality control and plugs the innovation into its network.
