The phrase "prone to undergo" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it when referring to something that is likely to be affected by something else. For example, "The area is prone to undergoing drastic temperature changes throughout the year."
These observations permit more-refined models for why these zones are 100- to 1,000-fold 1,000-fold to undergo chromoremal translocation than the adjacent regions.
This paper is focused on the identification of, and the dynamics associated with, neighborhoods that are more prone to undergo socioeconomic and demographic changes following rail transit investments.
Furthermore, soil organic matter (SOM) is prone to undergo peculiar changes due to forest fires, both in terms of quantity and quality.
This high concentration derives from the morphology of pyrolyzed chitosan constituted by a graphitic carbonaceous residue with loose stacking of the graphene sheets that is prone to undergo easy exfoliation.
Higher tree loss density occurred at lower slopes, the areas initially occupied by high or medium-density shrubs being less prone to undergo tree loss than those that appeared in 1956 like ploughed lands, grasslands or low-density shrubs.
Inspection of the model-predicted species profiles suggest that the enhancement of CH4 burning rates with H2 addition is driven by early H2 breakdown increasing radical production rates early in the flame zone to enhance CH4 ignition under conditions where otherwise CH4 combustion might be prone to undergo extinction.
The analysis of fungal cells recovered from vaginal fluids of infected animals indicated that c-type was more prone to undergo morphogenesis and to express SAP2 than b-type; these different traits may account for the differences observed in the outcome of experimental rodent vaginitis induced by the two C. albicans karyotypes.
By adjusting the solution pH to 6.8, the number of positive and negative charges on DAMP4var protein is nearly equal and thus prone to undergo precipitation.
This may be due to the fact that the testicular membranes are rich in polyenoic fatty acids that are prone to undergo peroxidative decomposition (Rosenblum, Gavaler, & Van Thiel, 1989).
Previous researches [9, 10, 11] have demonstrated that silver modified HZSM-5 catalyst could significantly improve the aromatic selectivity among the hydrocarbons formed, but the catalyst was prone to undergo deactivation [12].
However, the production rate of 247Cm in thermal neutron reactors is relatively low because of it is prone to undergo fission induced by thermal neutrons.
