The phrase "a sub item" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a secondary or subordinate item within a list or category.
Example: "In the report, we will discuss the main topics and then delve into a sub item that requires further analysis."
Alternatives: "a subcategory" or "a subpoint".
If desired, News items assigned to a specific News type can be displayed on their own page as a sub-item underneath the primary News page (only under the primary News page).
Each item includes a sub-item measuring sign/symptom severity among those who experienced the sign/symptom in the past 7 days using a rating scale ranging from 0 to 10, where 0 indicates "not bad at all," and 10 indicates "worst imaginable".
If a (sub- item isub- itemably not applisable because of more than 1 context factor, it was counted only once.
The Recall test (score range, 0-3) is a sub-item of the MMSE that evaluates the impairment of recent memory.
In the standard rating protocol, the absence of criterion behaviour is penalized by a low item score, whereas judging a sub-item to be justifiably absent will lead to relatively higher item scores.
Two lower-quality trials [ 56, 57] on saddle riding on a horse found no between-group differences in muscle symmetry [ 56] or in any of the seven different outcome measures, except on a sub-item of grasping [ 57] (limited evidence).
We encouraged greater specificity by stating that descriptions of interventions should include "sufficient details to allow replication" 3 Item 6 (outcomes)—We added a sub-item on identifying any changes to the primary and secondary outcome (endpoint) measures after the trial started.
Concerning the presentation of incidence rates, a sub-item of the indicator 'presentation of monitor information', one expert stated that the denominator should not be the total workforce but the number of people exposed to the specific risk, because otherwise the incidence would be diluted.
In order to stay in line with the MAAS-Global rating rules, the central assumptions in the protocol were: If a sub-item is justifiably absent as a result of the presence of one or more CFs, it should not weigh on the item scores.
Moreover, because other reporting guidelines augmenting the checklist refer to item numbers, we kept the existing items under their previous item numbers except for some renumbering of items 2 to 5. We added additional items either as a sub-item under an existing item, an entirely new item number at the end of the checklist, or (with item 3) an interjected item into a renumbered segment.
