The phrase "are prone to include" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a tendency or likelihood for something to be included in a particular context or situation.
Example: "The reports are prone to include various statistical analyses that support the findings."
Alternatives: "tend to include" or "are likely to include".
Hassam was prone to include figures in his work.
He is prone to including poetry in his speeches, and blogs occasionally on his Web site, http://johnkitzhaber.org.org
The safeguards in coastal districts such as Puri, which have high groundwater tables and are prone to flooding, include keeping a 10-metre distance between water sources and leach pits, raising the top of pits above the ground so that flood water does not enter, and sealing the bottom of pits to prevent pathogens escaping.
The figure used by the IPCC included all areas in the country that are prone to flooding, including land along rivers above sea level.
Fractures of the angle of the mandible are prone to complications including malocclusion and non-union.
They are prone to miscounts — including "vote flipping," in which votes for one candidate are recorded for another — and computer scientists have shown how easy it is to hack these machines and change the vote totals.
Researchers Mahalia Miller, Lynne Burks, and Reza Zadeh say that data from Twitter is a potentially valuable addition to ShakeMaps because it "is a service that enables everyone to create and share ideas and information instantly," and many of its 255 million active users are in regions that are prone to earthquakes, including parts of the U.S., Japan, Indonesia, Mexico, and the Philippines.
However, the interaction data from these high-throughput experiments suffer from low resolution as compared to data from low-throughput technologies such as protein co-crystallization, and to make matters worse, they are prone to problems including relatively high error rates and protocol-specific biases.
We identify sites that are prone to sequencing errors, including thousands present in publicly available variant databases.
We genotyped SNPs in four different breeds that are prone to malignant histiocystosis, including the Bernese mountain dog, flat-coated retriever, golden retriever and rottweiler.
HIV patients on HAART are prone to metabolic abnormalities, including insulin resistance, lipodystrophy and diabetes.
