The phrase "a single subject in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific topic or focus within a broader context, often in academic or analytical writing.
Example: "In this study, we will examine a single subject in the context of social behavior."
Alternatives: "one topic in" or "a specific subject in".
He was a leader of the Jacobite miaphysite church, a group that taught the existence of a single subject in Christ, the Logos, and followed the theology of Cyril of Alexandria (c. 375 444).
Morrissey's description of the case and appeal lasts nearly 50 pages, the longest passage in a single subject in the book, but the matter of his relationship with NME crops up several times.
He was a leader of the Jacobite Monophysite church, a heterodox group that taught the existence of a single subject in Christ, the Logos, and followed the theology of Cyril of Alexandria (c. 375 444).
'A person who truly loved books,' thinks the adolescent Frances in 'Scenes', 'could never feel truly alone.' If Shields had a single subject in these stories it was really solace, the strategies we employ to keep despair, or doubt, or even confusion at bay.
Other collages by Albers show a single subject in a sequence of poses — Paul Klee in the flow of conversation, or Vasily Kandinsky smoking a cigarette — that mimics the movement of images in a film reel or the repetition on a contact sheet.
"We will respond to the threat of climate change, knowing that failure to do so would betray our children and future generations," he said at the start of one of the longest passages devoted to a single subject in the speech.
All laboratory analyses were carried out in batches with all samples from a single subject run in one assay.
The Lodi Unified School District came up with the idea to create an academy-style high school dedicated to small-group learning focused around a single subject area in 2006.
The show spent its first season defying the norms of late-night comedy shows, electing to not only bypass the traditional live audience format but also spend the entirety of its time parsing the intricacies of a single subject: policing in America. .
The show spent its first season defying the norms of late-night comedy shows, electing to not only bypass the traditional live audience format but also spend the entirety of its time parsing the intricacies of a single subject: policing in America.
These results are consistent with the typical data derived from a single subject shown in Fig. 4.
