The phrase "a subordination" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific instance or type of subordination in a grammatical, organizational, or hierarchical context.
Example: "In the sentence, 'Although it was raining, we went for a walk,' the phrase 'Although it was raining' serves as a subordination that introduces a dependent clause."
Alternatives: "a dependency" or "a subordinate clause".
A NEW Vietnam, a subordination to American policy, an Atlanticist obsession.
A further significant finding by the Francis inquiry was the clear link between the drive to achieving foundation trust status and a subordination of clinical concerns.
But the Obama proposal may also indicate a commitment to discredited industrial policies and a subordination of trade policy to political interests.
A subordination agreement is enforceable in a case under this title to the same extent that such agreement is enforceable under applicable nonbankruptcy law.
The 13-story Tianning Temple pagoda in Beijing (11th or early 12th century) shows a subordination of rich detail to a simple outline that is Song architecture at its most refined.
Or perhaps it is a symbolic touch, a subordination of mother to her divine son, reiterating the characteristic humility one sees in Mary in paintings of the Annunciation, when she learns she will bear the son of God.
Indeed, we were the first to describe a subordination-induced weight gain in mice during the chronic psychosocial stress procedure [26], a finding that has now been replicated by other groups using similar preclinical animal models of social stress [27] [30], [40].
Nothing gives a greater force to the laws than a perfect subordination between the citizens and the magistrate.
If this is the case and you're applying for an SBA loan, you'll need your landlord to "subordinate" their rights to your collateral with a Landlord Subordination Agreement, or Landlord's Waiver.
Rather than a separation of church and state, Westphalia was Theodosius redux: a new subordination of church to state.
(2) Liabilities of a consolidated subsidiary or affiliate which are subordinated to the claims of present and future creditors pursuant to a satisfactory subordination agreement shall not be added to consolidated net worth unless such subordination extends also to the claims of present or future creditors of the parent broker or dealer and all consolidated subsidiaries.
