"subject to existence" is correct and usable in written English.
It is a legal phrase meaning that something is conditional on something actually existing. For example: "The contract is subject to existence of the Corporation at the time the services are rendered."
Subject to the existence of an agreement made by the couple to the contrary, the postmarital matrimonial assets could be divided equally, but in the case of a short marriage, say three years or less, there should be no division at all, but the parties should go back to the position they were in before they married.
This approach can be applied to any species subject to the existence of appropriate anti-melanopsin antibodies.
Further, non-standard formats are subject to the existence of the company which uses it, and not a given in the future.
We conclude from these data that the KJ effect at low mutation rates, both μ p and μ h, allows sexual populations to go a considerable way in matching the fitness advantage of clonal populations, subject to the existence of adequate lag loads.
In a statement Kate Allen, the UK director of Amnesty International, said the film highlights how "people in North Korea are subjected to an existence beyond nightmares".
With humans around to pluck out unwanted weeds and provide nutrition, garden plants are cosseted, and thrive in non-optimum conditions, because they are not subject to the struggle for existence that plants in the wild are.Still, gardens of the future are likely to change for two reasons.
Thus, included in Kant's criticism is the claim that the category of existence is being subject to a transcendental misemployment (A598/B626).
Its existence is subject to a vote of confidence in the Knesset.
Studies of the skull [3], [15], [17], teeth [15], [18] or upper limbs [16] have suggested a possible third group, the southern group, but its existence is subject to debate among paleoanthropologists.
Possibilities include the ways in which the experiments had to be performed (both very low and very high frequency stimulations are subject to technical limitations) and the existence of nonlinearities at the high frequency extremes as, for example, has been suggested by Minor and colleagues [49] or adaptation operators, as has been proposed for very low frequency responses.
As karma is a natural law, doctrinally it is not considered to be related to the retribution dispensed by the gods but rather all beings in existence are subject to it, including worldly deities: If you cut trees, you will get leprosy afterwards, or immediately ache and die at the same moment.
