The phrase "a single subject for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific topic or theme that is the focus of a discussion, analysis, or study.
Example: "The research paper presents a single subject for examination, which is the impact of climate change on coastal cities."
Alternatives: "a sole topic for" or "one focus for".
Iterating on a single subject for years has had a positive impact on Mr. Octavious — both his eye and his focus.
I learned the meaning of the German word "sitzfleisch" — literally, the ability to sit, to spend serious time at something, devote your sustained attention to a single subject for four, six or eight hours, and resist the impulse to get up and take a break or check e-mail when you get fidgety or bored.
The functional connectivity results of a single subject for default mode network (DMN) using eight different CCA variant algorithms.
Typically a commissioning brief will ask for a particular content format across a single subject (for example animation for Key Stage 1 History or video case studies for job profiles).
Importantly, there was not a single subject for whom a model without MTL had the highest evidence.
You can start off by thinking about a single subject for five minutes a day, then increase the period daily until you reach a half hour.
After that, you drill into a single subject and work for years to produce an original piece of scholarship largely by yourself.
Following each playback, a single subject was filmed for at least 30 s using a Sony Handycam (DCR-HC90E).
A single subject was simulated for each inhibition type using the mean parameters and the Kin, Kic, and Km calculated using the BIM binding model.
Brain tissues were divided into 11 sequencing sets, with 10 sets including 9 regions for a single subject and 1 set including 9 subjects for one region.
Positron emission tomographic (PET) studies of the blood flow response to acute pain were carried out using a single subject design which allowed for statistical evaluation of postoperative blood flow changes in this case.
