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The phrase "already subject to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is currently under the influence or control of a particular condition or rule.
Example: "The proposal is already subject to review by the committee before any decisions can be made."
Alternatives: "currently governed by" or "already affected by".
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Those interventions are already subject to G.A.O.
Visitors are already subject to restrictions.
Domestic carriers are already subject to the rule.
Investment advisers are already subject to the higher fiduciary standard.
Or are any of them already subject to one?
Doctors are already subject to malpractice suits in state courts.
He says newspapers are already subject to law.
Payments already subject to withholding under another provision of the Internal Revenue Code.
After all, global investment banks are already subject to the rules of both countries.
Political funds are already subject to approval being given in regular ballots by unions.
So people like Mitt Romney are already subject to double taxation.
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