This is a correctly-used phrase, and can be used in written English.
For example: "The novel falls under the category of mystery fiction."
Farmers will be able to self-assess whether clearing falls under a category for which they do not need approval.
Many of the chemicals that make up natural flavors fall under a category called "generally recognized as safe," or GRAS.
They fall under a category of non-profit organisation that is tax-exempt and that qualifies for charitable giving.
Because her use of the real estate photos falls under a category of the law known as fair use, EFF argued, neither Zillow nor the photographers whom the images belong to can accuse Wagner of violating copyright.
Like, I don't think of it like, 'Wow, that's a bad crime.' " Felonies that fall under a category beyond namby-pamby white-collar transgression hardly faze the wives, either.
The passive social interaction falls under a category that Bill Hillier calls 'social or spatial co-presence.' Hillier contends that co-presence and therefore co-awareness amongst the individuals living in and passing by an area can be considered a raw material for social interaction.
An example of market development and humanitarian objectives would fall under a category of countries that are trying to compete with the U.S. economically.
Under the proposal, organized retail theft would fall under a category of crimes known as "wobblers," meaning prosecutors are able to charge them as misdemeanors or felonies depending on severity.
COKE'S payments to store owners fall under a broad category called marketing support, which has grown substantially in recent years.
