"is subscribed" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe that someone has signed up for or agreed to something, such as a subscription to a service or a mailing list. Example: "She is subscribed to the weekly newsletter and receives updates every Monday."
If you get a message that says no one is subscribed, then you're all set.
Second, the internet firm to which a downloader is subscribed would issue him or her with a warning.
Actually, it does one other thing: the instant the bot gets any message at all from a user, the user is subscribed to a daily roundup of emails.
This dream, at once pathetic and highly damaging, is subscribed to alike by global capitalists, religious fundamentalists and the high priests of modern science.
Here in the United States, according to Gallup, it is subscribed to by about one-third of the populace — still running second to mud, but too large a market share to ignore altogether, especially in some of the battleground states.
The remaining disappointed applicants can either get their money back, or loan it to the Tatas (at an interest rate of 8.5% for up to two years and 8.75% for longer) until the company is ready to complete the order.Suppose the initial allotment of cars is subscribed twice over: Tata Motors will get an immediate cash infusion of more than 20 billion rupees.
The emails will also tell you if people you know are subscribed to the person who is subscribing to you.
7th, 98 1/2% of the new stock had been subscribed for.
You don't seem to be subscribed to Apple Music".
She's subscribed to the Bob Dylan school of propagating myth over reality.
Moreover, locally computed information about the utility can be subscribed by relevant communication partners e.g. the CNC.
