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The phrase "have subscribed to" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used when referring to a past action of signing up or agreeing to receive something, such as a newsletter, magazine, or subscription service. Example: I have subscribed to the monthly newsletter from my favorite bookstore.
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Subscribers - How many people have subscribed to your writings / drawings.
More than 11,000 people have subscribed to the page.
I have subscribed to the LRB for years.
If I wanted The New York Times I would have subscribed to it.
I have subscribed to and read The New Yorker for many years.
My wife and I have subscribed to magazines of all sorts for them.
More than 10,000 people have subscribed to a petition calling for the fresco to be left as it is.
For years China, Taiwan and most onlookers, including America, have subscribed to the notion that there was but "one China".
We'll probably have subscribed to several databases with reliable, curriculum-based information that is perfect for students.
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It alerted smartphone and computer users who had subscribed to a warning service.
Groopman's father had subscribed to the most ancient Jewish concept of death, and had focussed on memory as immortality.
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