The phrase "a specified subject" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a particular topic or theme that has been clearly defined or identified.
Example: "In our discussion, we will focus on a specified subject to ensure clarity and depth in our analysis."
Alternatives: "a defined topic" or "a particular theme".
Meanwhile, the international evidence on what makes a modern, stimulating curriculum – from the development of speaking skills to the encouragement of teamwork, in addition to specified subject knowledge – is being rejected in favour of an old-fashioned test that will surely turn off the majority of students long before they come to sit the 50s-style do-or-die exam.
Average salaries of UK domiciled full-time first degree graduates entering full-time paid employment by client specified subject grouping 2002/03.
An independent consultancy company provides an online lens calculator based on the standards of the Home Office, LensCalc (CCTV Advisory Service, 2008), to help determine the subject distance required to achieve specified subject heights for different combinations of sensor size, subject height, and lens focal length (see Table 1).
Members of the merchant class typically commissioned smaller devotional panels, containing specified subject matter.
The second was the Instrument of Accession, by which the ruler of the princely state in question agreed to the accession of his kingdom to independent India, and to granting India control over specified subject matters.
A public examination in specified subjects usually taken by 16 year old schoolchildren; A public examination in specified subjects usually taken when 17 18 years old.
Exclusion criteria specified subjects with a cause of dementia other than AD, including vascular dementia.
One might argue conversely that when no-rule was specified, subjects nonetheless chose a rule and applied this when the response cue appeared.
