The phrase "a final subject" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the last topic or theme in a discussion, presentation, or piece of writing.
Example: "In conclusion, our presentation will now address a final subject: the impact of climate change on global economies."
Alternatives: "a concluding topic" or "the last theme".
"A final subject of interest concerns the security problem connected with such an operation.
The patients included two who developed biopsy-confirmed proliferative nephritis at 351 days (class III) and 1303 days (class IV) after their initial visit, two age-matched controls who were biopsied and found to have class II LN, and a final subject who had a relatively stable disease course.
Five pSLE patients from the test set were selected based on their disease progression for longitudinal analysis: two who developed biopsy-confirmed LN, at 351 days (class III) and 1303 days (class IV) after their initial visit, two age-matched controls who were biopsied and found to have class II LN, and a final subject who had a relatively stable disease course.
Among the 180 eligible patients registered in the database, 25 subjects were excluded for a final study population of 155 subjects, as outlined in Figure 1.
We excluded 5392 subjects, for a final study cohort of 33811.
As outlined in Figure 1, 1291 (60%) participants did not meet the inclusion criteria, resulting in a final study cohort of 858 subjects.
Thus, a final study cohort of 350 subjects (65% of parent trial) was available for this analysis.
We excluded 120 births for lack of data for gestational age or land use, resulting in a final study population of 1,081 subjects (354 cases, 727 controls).
A final appeal, subject to conditions, can be made to the Supreme Court, which replaced the House of Lords as a court of final resort by the Constitutional Reform Act 2005.
Estimating a loss as high as 10%% of the final subject population, 35 patients were required.
The final subject pool included 102 males, and 104 females.
