come under

Hi, there

I am translating a paragraph about a feature of Portuguese grammar and I would like to know if it is wrog to say "come under"in the following paragraph:

In <-----Portuguese phrase removed by moderator (Florentia52)-----> (The building remains unfinished), the gender of the noun "building", according to Rocha Lima, is marked exclusively by the syntactic component. Withing/From/By Lima's theory/model, if the referential is a sexual being, it COMES UNDER the morphological regularity rule"


Thank you so much!

I would use "it falls under."

The Newt said:

I would use "it falls under."

I though of "falls under", but I figured they were synonymous, so I chose "come". I will replace "come" with "fall". Thank you The Newt!