The phrase "a different subject in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when introducing a new topic or theme that is distinct from the previous discussion.
Example: "While we were discussing climate change, I would like to shift to a different subject in our meeting agenda."
Alternatives: "another topic in" or "a separate issue in".
Beside the text was a picture of Miller – taken from a fashion shoot that was almost 10 months old and had been shot for a different subject matter – in which a roll of Miller's stomach fat was clearly visible.
The photographs at Roth, taken from three series dating to early in Ms. Ishiuchi's career, are of a different subject but in the same searching, retrospective spirit.
Figure 2B shows an electrode from a different subject, located in the left temporal lobe, that displayed the opposite effect, an increase in power with memory load.
But Theodore J. Boutrous Jr., a lawyer for the two couples challenging California's ban, said the Roe ruling was a different case on a different subject and arose in a different political and social context.
Directional errors for a different subject are shown in Fig. 3B.
He turned his back on punk and sought a different subject: "I became interested in photographing car journeys made as a passenger across London in order to map my existence".
The only other SAE reported during the study, in a different subject, was a non drug-related SAE of cholecystitis.
Whenever you need to use it for a slightly different subject in the future, simply do the same thing as you did this time and change each field to suit the particular situation that you need to send out a new memo for.
Each university offers degrees in a different subject area, so rather than being competitors, we are in this together, and together we strive to establish Education City as one of the world's leading hubs of higher education.
Though he had done a masters, it was in a different subject and he lacked the necessary methodological skills.
