The phrase "a subject called" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when introducing or referring to a specific topic or area of study in a discussion or text.
Example: "In our discussion today, we will explore a subject called quantum mechanics, which delves into the behavior of particles at the atomic level."
Alternatives: "a topic referred to as" or "an area known as".
Of the three main baccalauréat options, one is a subject called "economic and social science".
It is as though Levinas were describing the affective investiture of a subject called to witness.
In the bachelor's degree in Teaching programmes (Pre-school and Primary Education), we carried out work on a subject called "Curriculum, Society and Teaching Teams" (second year).
It presents an experience of implementing a subject called International Perspectives on Social Innovation in Social Work and Social Education degrees.
A Chinese national who arrived in the United States in 2007, Lu earned a master's degree in a subject called educational technology.
As part of the movement, a subject called "Women in Engineering" that focuses on the gender cognitive perspective is effective to reduce the dropout rate and to land a job inside their fields by stimulating their interest in their specialty made soft/hard skills.
Ethnography, which is little used in primary healthcare research, is a research methodology that is useful when a subject calls for in-depth investigation from different perspectives.
The present article sets out the experience of implementing a new subject called International Perspectives on Social Innovation offered to Social Work and Social Education students at a Spanish university.
Another is a training-based subject called Teamwork Training.
The newspapers hummed with eulogies, nostalgic essays, and editorials about his career; one media group assembled an entire conference on the subject, called "Salaam Sachin"—a daylong orgy of speechifying and tribute-paying.
Its title is "Elimination of a Picture and its subject – called The Feller's Master Stroke".
