The phrase "are subject to develop" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to convey that something is likely to develop or is open to development, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The ideas presented in the meeting are subject to develop further as we gather more information."
Alternatives: "are likely to develop" or "are open to development."
Patients with neurological malignancies are subject to developing a unique set of complications that require emergent evaluation and treatment.
Tang et al. (2013) considered the case where both disease and exposure are subject to misclassification and developed misclassification adjustment methods by utilizing validation data.
The strata overlying the salt, because they are literally spread apart, are subject to tension, and fractures (faults) develop.
Independent of the severity of injury, the patients are subject to a high risk of developing end-stage renal disease (ESRD) [ 3, 4].
The second category of subsidies, the "blue box", are considered slightly less distorting; developing countries are subject to an 8% ceiling on their blue box support.
Many people in developing economies are subject to complicated remittance processes, exorbitant online payment fees and high currency exchanges.
It is clear that during photomorphogenesis, developing chloroplasts are subject to a combination of positive and negative signals resulting from light and plastid status.
This phenomenon may explain in part the well-recognized increased propensity of patients with type 2 diabetes who are subjected to PCI to develop restenosis in an accelerated fashion compared with that seen in patients without diabetes (33).
Benchmark buildings with base isolation systems of different isolation periods and characteristic force ratios are subjected to synthetically developed near-field earthquake records at different fault-distances with different velocity pulse periods and their seismic performances are reported.
