The phrase "a subject covered" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a topic that has been discussed or addressed in a particular context, such as in a report, article, or presentation.
Example: "In the meeting, we discussed several important topics, including a subject covered in last week's report."
Alternatives: "a topic addressed" or "a theme discussed".
He also became a born again Christian - a subject covered on Stainless Steel on the song Luxury Pool.
In recent weeks, the scandal of examiners allegedly giving too much help to teachers about future papers during training sessions – a subject covered by Education Guardian in 2009 – has been hitting the headlines.
If you have a question that is not answered in the Handbook, or if you would like more details about a subject covered in the following pages, please talk with your supervisor, administrative officer, or your human resources specialist or assistant in the Human Resources Department.
Months ago I wrote a piece titled, "Is Racism Worse in the Obama Era?" In it I discussed the psychological impact of subtle racism, a subject covered in the book Who's Afraid of Post-Blackness?
As for knowledge tested in a crossword, I consider any subject covered by The New York Times, or of interest to Times readers, fair game.
It's an incredibly accessible book – a powerful subject covered in a very open way.
Theorizing on this subject covers a diverse pallet of concepts such as "resilience" and "safety management systems".
My subject covers a variety of fields, but I am mainly interested in genetics, cell/molecular biology, and physiology.
Does anyone keep track of the number of occasions a subject is covered or the minutes a programme spends over time on a given topic?
Regulations and best practices for running laboratories and classrooms, the ethics and use of humans and animals in research, intellectual property, and expectations for an employer versus a mentor versus a trainee were a few of the provocative subjects covered.
The subjects covered a wide range of age, body fat content, waist circumference, and circulating fetuin-A (Table 2).
