"subject to capture" is a correct phrase that is commonly used in written English.
You can use it when describing something that is at risk of being apprehended or taken away. For example, "The escaped convict was still subject to capture by the police."
The third class listed goods not subject to capture.
Enemy warships, enemy public ships (such as prison ships), and neutral ships participating in hostilities, on the other hand, are subject to capture.
Town halls and other public forums do provide an arena for more nuanced debate, but they are subject to capture by those whose convictions are most intense.
The Supreme Court long ago held that such an individual, even if he can establish American citizenship by birth or other means, is subject to capture and detention by the military during the conflict".
An additional list, maintained by McChrystal's command, designates Taliban who are subject to capture or death; the names on the list are classified, so no particular Talib can be certain of his status.
"It's quite wonderful," Ms. Harry said of the scene before her, even though punk, as it turns out, makes a surprisingly difficult subject to capture in a museum exhibition.
Once an individual makes that list, I.S.A.F. military rules of engagement kick in, and the individual can be subjected to "capture or kill" raids.
For any photographer, birds are particularly difficult subjects to capture, and for Yola the question of how to control them was both a practical problem and a creative challenge.
Root continues: "With these dramas, Eroica, or Larkin: Love Again or Byron, we're trying to get under the skin of the subjects, to capture the audience's imagination by harnessing the experience and expertise of programme-makers across the BBC to bring a new perspective to story-telling". Filming for Eroica starts next week in and around London - including the Fame Academy mansion in Highgate.
Fulford has been given the opportunity by her subjects to capture them in moments of great vulnerability, an opportunity she does not take for granted.
As this was a secondary analysis, users were not sampled according to qualitative methodologies, i.e. to identify subjects to capture a range of experiences.
