The term "granted subject" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to describe the subject of a sentence that is being given or granted something. Example: The puppies, granted subject to proper care and attention, were handed over to the new owners.
Officers have recommended the application to be granted subject to a section 106 agreement.
"Wind farm applications go to appeal when they have been rejected by the local council or granted subject to conditions.
Although the city council approved the plans for flats, planning permission was granted subject to conditions designed to protect the ongoing viability of the Fleece.
This license is granted subject to a judgment by the national civil aviation authorities that the managing body is fit and competent to run an airport within national and, if applicable, international laws governing safety and operations.
If the police think they need detention of up to 90 days without charge, the power should be granted, subject to weekly reviews by an independent tribunal and on the condition that the new power automatically expires within 12 months unless it is reapproved by a vote in both Houses of Parliament.
In a statement, the Department of Finance and Personnel (DFP) said that permission had been granted "subject to detailed arrangements and relevant paperwork in relation to the event being agreed with the department's Estate Management Unit and other relevant authorities".
Lord Justice John Laws granted bail "subject to stringent conditions," adding that Mr. Ganic's lawyers had made a "substantial argument" to show that Serbia's extradition request was politically motivated.
A state prisons panel on Thursday granted parole, subject to review, to a notorious killer described as a "right-hand man" to Charles Manson who was convicted in two slayings four decades ago.
Some grants, subject to qualification, are available from the British Council.
One indicator is federal grants subject to the sequester as a percentage of state revenue.
While the federal grants subject to the cuts make up more than 10 percent of South Dakota's revenue, it found, they make up less than 5 percent of Delaware's revenue.
