The phrase "a subjugation of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing domination, control, or oppression over a group, idea, or territory.
Example: "The novel explores the subjugation of the indigenous people by colonial powers."
Alternatives: "an oppression of" or "a domination of".
Any progress we make, to me, is fleeting because underneath it there's the smoldering coal about to break out in conflagration of a hatred and a subjugation of women and we're not paying attention to that, and it's smoldering away.
He can use the whole "it is a subjugation of women" language as much as he wants, but do we really think that Sarkozy is formulating policy to fight for the rights of Muslim women?
For politicians and those shaping the media to still be using the word represented a uniquely detached strain of snobbery, a semantic subjugation of millions of working class people.
She shared Murra's (still unfashionable) view that the Spanish "Conquest" never amounted to a comprehensive subjugation of pre-Columbian civilisation.
To many Israelis, the government's decision to attack Gaza seemed a clear subjugation of Corporal Shalit's safety to broader military goals.
The obvious consequence is more concentration of power and a further subjugation of the suburbs, which generates more and more unruly, unnamed dwellers.
Here was a character whose subjugation of self in service of a career was severe indeed.
Next to it is the Qalʿeh, allegedly constructed as a citadel by the Afghans during a short-lived subjugation of Kermān in 1722.
I wondered what it felt like to get all pumped up, to swell with pride over a flag that so openly symbolized the absolute subjugation of a race of people, a flag flown for more than a century in the furious defense of slavery and segregation and lynching and the like.
But he opposed the admission of West Virginia as a state, the subjugation of constitutional rights to military control, and the increasing power of the Radical Republicans.
Villagers believed that there had been an escalation of the mining corporations' intimidation tactics, which now bore all the hallmarks of police collusion and a militia-style subjugation of locals fighting against the degradation of their environment.
