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The phrase "a one subject" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to refer to a single subject, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "In this course, we will focus on a single subject to ensure a deep understanding of the material."
Alternatives: "a single subject" or "one topic".
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Use a one subject spiral notebook to write your notes.
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When, in 1967, as editor I failed to make a one-subject Panorama work to my superior's satisfaction, Phillip, having produced episodes on Nasser, and on Bobby Kennedy, followed me to Rediffusion.
In a one-subject activity monitoring test, walking, standing and lying activities could be well separated from the radar signal.
Readers thought Sharpe perhaps a one-subject writer, but with Porterhouse Blue (1974), set in a Cambridge college, he proved that he was a true comic novelist in the great English tradition.
Obviously, this was a one-subject week, after Kevin McCarthy's stunning announcement.
But we have reached an agreement on one subject: it's not going to be you.
Q: It has to be hard to put together a weekly magazine show on one subject.
- Focus on one subject at a time.
One subject underwent a colposcopy and one subject a laser treatment of the cervix (both without removal of the LNG-IUS), while no other cervical procedures were performed for the other 18 women.
The problem is stated as an optimization one subject to physical coherent constraints issued from human behavior observation.
Bartlett could have mined a fascinating book from just one subject on his laundry list of threats to democracy.
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