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'buy a subscription' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to buying access to a service, such as a magazine subscription. For example, "I'm going to buy a subscription to National Geographic so I can stay up to date on the latest science news."
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Yes, you can buy a subscription as a gift.
Of course, you can also buy a subscription to the Times.
Others may buy a subscription to PAW for $22 per year ($26 outside the United States).
Or if you are free to buy a subscription to the Public Theater.
"It's highly unlikely that we would buy a subscription and give the content away free.
Buy a subscription or a one-off Christmas giftbox for £30.
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(Not available free online, sorry. Worth buying a subscription to the magazine, trust me).
Instead, she bought a subscription that allows her to board every train in the country for free.
Mr. El-Hanafi later bought a subscription to a software program that allowed him to securely communicate with others on the Web.
Mr. El-Hanafi later bought a subscription to a software program that "enabled him to communicate securely with others over the Internet," prosecutors charged.
If you do have status, but not enough to receive regular upgrades, you might consider switching airlines, rather than buying a subscription.
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