Because in natural language we are used as saying things like 'a Rapid is a Topographical Object' which is a concept subsumption, we should provide a warning when trying to enter a sentence 'Rapid is a Topographical Object', because this is interpreted as a declaration of a new instance. If concept 'Rapid' has been defined, there should be a warning, suggesting to change this to 'Every Rapid is a kind of Topographical Object', which is the correct rabbit sentence for the subsumption.
Increased priority as this is something that happens fairly often and the current error message is insufficient to figure out that you forgot the 'Every' keyword...