The phrase "be subjected by" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to describe something being subject to another's rules, power, or control, and usually follows the verb "to be". For example, "The student was subjected by the teacher's strict rules."
Having been a runner-up every year since 2012, the Kettering man is unlikely to be subjected by the judges to another near-miss.
But in their role as consumers, parents deserve the same rights to informed choice and good information as everyone else – and not to be subjected, by NHS mandate, to the hard sell at a hospital bedside.
Internet service providers, consumer electronics and computer manufacturers, broadcasters, cable companies, Webcasters and others could be subjected by media companies to arbitrarily high licensing fees over and above what they already pay for the right to carry digital content.
Hence, the frontal area is determined by taking the picture of the intended side of the model to be subjected by the flow (Fig. 1).
During launching of a bridge structure the girder can be subjected by the combination of bending moment (M), shear (V) and transverse forces (F) which result in a complex stress field in the girder and in an interacting stability problem.
During incremental launching – without concrete flanges – the steel girder can be subjected by the combination of bending (M), shear (V) and transverse forces (F) which result in a complex stress field and a coupled instability phenomenon may occur.
Varoufakis wrote that his country was being subjected by the troika to "a fiscal waterboarding" enabled by supine Greek leaders.
"It's about always being subjected by the public to justify our existence as a member of a family, a community and as an individual".
Hugo Bleicher, the Abwehr officer who had reaped havoc among the French Resistance, judged her interrogation the most skilful to which he had been subjected by his captors.
Denial had quickly given way to indignation — not at the alleged rapist but at the outrages to which he was subjected by the American criminal-justice system.
Therefore, a 1D σa depth modeling procedure was developed where vertical constraints were subjected by cone penetration testing (CPT).
