"subject to supplement" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It typically refers to something being open to adjustment or improvement, such as regulations or processes. For example, "This policy is subject to supplement as necessary."
01 Dec 2003 Section: Pictures Grant of rights in respect of digital print facsimile editions subject to fee supplement equivalent to 1.50% of total commission fees 01 Dec 2003 Section: Artwork Grant of rights in respect of digital print facsimile editions subject to fee supplement equivalent to 1.50% of total commission fees 01 Sep 2004 Section: Fees 4.60% increase applied to wordage rate.
Using Kovalchuk's contract as an example (although it is not subject to the supplement), the cap hit for the Devils for the first 13 years of the contract would be $7.15 million annually.
Notwithstanding this potential, a number of variables can significantly impact the muscular outcome of nutrients including type, combination, timing of administration, duration of treatment, as well as sex, age of intervention, and genotype of the subjects to be supplemented.
While over-the-counter drugs are subject to Food and Drug Administration regulation, herbal supplements are essentially unregulated, assumed safe unless proved otherwise.
As such, they share most of the virtues of Kosslyn's version, and are subject to the same objections (see supplement: The Quasi-Pictorial Theory of Imagery, and its Problems).
Herbal supplements are subject to study and regulation in Germany but are not subject to prescription drug testing.
Additionally, many people mistakenly believe that dietary supplements are subject to the same regulation by the FDA as over-the-counter nonprescription drugs (Morris and Avorn 2003).
14. Ignorance and false beliefs are not usually sufficient to make a preference subject to interference, and generally require supplementing by stronger considerations such as age or cognitive disability or harm to others (e.g. one's child) on the basis of one's own ignorance or false beliefs.
Cells were subject to half-medium changes and supplemented with fresh cytokines every 48 h.
Prescription supplements are subject to drug standards and regulated as such by the FDA.
