The phrase "subject to declaration" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when something is conditional on a formal declaration or statement. For example, "The new policy will become effective subject to declaration by the president."
Outpatient morbidity information is scarcer except for cancer registers and contagious infections, which are subject to mandatory declaration.
"As a class 1 device it is subject to self-declaration.
All participants firmed the informed consent and all procedures of this prospective study were subjected to the Declaration of Helsinki for the protection of human subjects in medical research.
Within 30 days of signing the convention, governments must give an account of the chemicals industry on their territory, with declarations subject to inspection, including short-notice "anywhere, anytime" checks.
The thought that Rousseau's commitment to freedom might not be all that it first appears is strengthened by other passages in the book, most notably his declaration that those subject to the general will are "forced to be free".
Beer products will be subject to Health Canada's proposed measures for declaration of gluten sources.
The study was subject to Institutional Body Review, and all subjects provided their informed consent according to the Declaration of Helsinki.
Written informed consent was systematically obtained for every subject, according to the Declaration of Helsinki.
Clinical and radiologic examinations were performed, and blood samples were collected with the understanding and written consent of each subject according to the Declaration of Helsinki.
Data collection was carried out in an anonymous and confidential way; all participants received a detailed explanation of the design of the study and a written informed consent was systematically obtained from every subject, according to the Declaration of Helsinki.
