Usually we say that a person is inclined to doing something. A thing or situation might incline a person to doing something. Explanation: "Incline" is transitive here, with a thing inclining a person to doing something. If we want to focus on the person, we can convert the person from the object to the subject of a *passive voice* sentence.

Hello David, We usually say Inclined to do something. For example, It means one is likely to do a particular thing in given circumstances.