The phrase "as subordinate to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a relationship where one entity is lower in rank or importance compared to another.
Example: "In the organizational hierarchy, the assistant manager is considered as subordinate to the manager."
Alternatives: "under the authority of" or "in a lower position than".
"Transparency is still seen as subordinate to regulation, but actually it is of equal importance.
Investigators regarded him as subordinate to Basit, his role possibly limited to raising money.
If it's for those not academically suited to university, then it will be seen as subordinate to the fast stream.
The job spec of artistic director role was framed as subordinate to the chief executive, Cressida Pollock, a reversal of the usual hierarchy.
Once seen as subordinate to his mentor, Stephen N. Adubato, a Newark Democratic power broker, Mr. DiVincenzo, 58, is now acknowledged as a power unto himself.
However, long-serving pound-for-pound king Mayweather views the reality that many fans want to see him fail as subordinate to his pursuit of wealth.
Cosmic questions about our place in the universe are not so much avoided as subordinated to more pressing practical concerns.
Therefore, in spite of their ability to generalize, the learning controllers are usually used as subordinates to conventional controllers or the learning process needs to be repeated each time a new trajectory is encountered.
Analogical terms could be viewed as subordinated to an ordered cluster of concepts (possibly but not necessarily described as a disjunction of concepts); or they could be subordinated to a single concept which represents in a prior and a posterior manner (per prius et posterius).
The Historical School was wrong to regard individuals as completely subordinate to the bonds of family and state and to think that the positive laws of institutions define the full reality of life.
Spinoza proposes wide toleration of different religions as long as they help to make the people obedient and as long as they are subordinate to the state.
