The phrase "subscribe to service" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
Example: In order to access all the features, please subscribe to our premium service.
First, Facebook users will be able to subscribe to services that require monthly payments.
Many people also subscribe to services for receiving messages like the joke of the day or daily horoscopes.
Rather than deal with the agencies that typically collect these royalties, like Ascap and BMI, many companies subscribe to services like DMX, whose clients include Saks stores, and the McDonald's and Applebee's restaurant chains.
The Palo Alto company reports having more than 2000 customers who subscribe to services costing $5 and $200 per month.
Consumers, the great unwashed masses who plunk down money to buy equipment and subscribe to services, rarely care how technologically cool something might be when it is their money at stake.
In most cases, consumers can obtain the same information online by subscribing to services provided by individual automakers, but this can be expensive.
People were going so crazy on getting links to their websites, that they were going as far as paying for them, and subscribing to services that built links by the hundreds.
The city has yet to officially subscribe to the service, which would make PublicStuff its digital customer service platform.
Businesses that subscribe to the service get PCs, a network, high-speed Internet access and 24-hour service for a monthly rate of around $200 per user.
When you subscribe to the service, the software is downloaded to your computer.
But when members subscribe to the service through Apple, it cannot.
