The phrase "a subservient to" is not correct in English.
It seems to be a misuse of the term "subservient," which typically requires a subject and should not be preceded by "a."
Example: "He was subservient to his boss's demands."
Alternatives: "a subordinate to" or "an inferior to".
It is all too easy to imagine media in an independent Scotland dominated by an SBS subservient to the SNP, and an emaciated press.
If France need to confront Germany, it needed a battle in which the Russians were willing partners, so the French agenda was in a sense subservient to Russian aims; if Germany need to confront Russia, it was better to do it sooner rather than later.Furthermore, each nation's policy was driven, not just by external forces, but by internal constraints.
Sable then briefly entered a storyline where she was forced to play a subservient role to Vince and Shane McMahon, but the storyline was cut short.
Through her works, Cisneros conveys the experiences of Chicanas confronting the "deeply rooted patriarchal values" of Mexican culture through interactions not only with Mexican fathers, but the broader community which exerts pressure upon them to conform to a narrow definition of womanhood and a subservient position to men.
The Vortigaunts are depicted in Half-Life as being an enslaved race in an alternative dimension called Xen, subservient to a large creature called the Nihilanth, which itself is a slave to undisclosed masters.
We learn straight off that 12-year-old Marlee Nisbett finds it so hard to connect with people that she has accepted a subservient role to Sally McDaniels ever since she was 5 and Sally first pushed her off a slide.
A former administrative centre of Kangaba (a small state subservient to the old Ghana empire), it was named the capital of the new empire of Mali by its Mandingo (Malinke) founder, King Sundiata Keita (Mari Djata; reigned c. 1230 55).
Suffrage and women's rights ran counter to deep social and religious traditions that placed women in a subservient relationship to men".
That is Adam Lang, until recently a Labour PM slavishly subservient to an incompetent American president, now formally charged with war crimes thanks to the resentful ex-colleague he fired as Foreign Secretary.
Those concerns have not yet been fully addressed, and Neymar's ability to find the right balance between personal creative expression and performing a subservient role to his team's incontestable star player is an ongoing challenge.
