"subject to revocation" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when a certain condition is attached to a particular agreement or decision, meaning that the agreement or decision can be revoked at any time if certain criteria are not met. For example, "The scholarship award is subject to revocation if the recipient fails to maintain a 3.0 GPA or higher."
- Permanently recording the decision on the patient's medical chart, subject to revocation.
Because DACA was granted by executive action, it is subject to revocation at the discretion of the president — or any of his successors.
Library users who fail to comply with library rules and regulations may be subject to revocation of library privileges, disciplinary action, and legal prosecution.
Yet it is settled that a certificate of citizenship based on a mistaken finding of five years residence is subject to revocation.
Last month, the team sent a stridently worded letter to season-ticket owners that warned, "Ticket holders reselling their tickets via unauthorized outlets are subject to revocation of their season-ticket accounts".
Students, staff, faculty members, researchers, visitors, and other users who fail to comply with library rules and regulations are subject to revocation of library privileges, disciplinary action, and legal prosecution.
We believe that any solution to this problem has to meet the following requirements: (i) to detect the node capture as early as possible; (ii) to have a low rate of false positives nodes which are believed to be captured and thus subject to a revocation process, but which were not actually taken by the adversary; (iii) to introduce a small overhead.
With these keys BackupHDDVD is not subject to device revocation and is able to decrypt the content directly, bypassing the key exchange and verification process.
This is particularly true in Illinois where about 40percentt of prisoners are locked up on parole violations and subject to murky revocation proceedings that lack key due process protections -- as charged in several lawsuits brought by my organization, Northwestern University School of Law's MacArthur Justice Center.
if the applicant were so registered, its registration would be subject to suspension or revocation under subsection (d).
The Commission shall deny such registration if it does not make such a finding or if it finds that if the applicant were so registered, its registration would be subject to suspension or revocation under subsection (c) of this section.
