The phrase "a subject referred" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing a topic or individual that has been mentioned or alluded to previously.
Example: "In the report, a subject referred was the impact of climate change on agriculture."
Alternatives: "a mentioned subject" or "a referenced topic".
An analysis of the evaluation of all FRO configurations will allow the selection of the stiffness with the maximal benefit for a particular subject, referred to as the subject's optimal FRO (the selection procedure is explained further below).
The present study aimed to include all subjects referred to a PSG for any sleep disturbance between 2003 and 2009.
An internal Customs Service memo on the subject referred to efforts to build "permanent office space" at a new site in Newark that would serve as "an international trade center, the hub for commercial transactions," The Daily News reported this month.
Some discussants on this subject referred to examples incriminating local politicians and leaders despite a caution to avoid naming and victimization.
I've never seen the subject referred to since, but I'm surprised when he talks with warmth about his dad.
Jon Stewart, on the same subject, referred to the minority speakers appearing at that convention as "possibly the most offensive Benetton ad ever".
The category of clinical facilities covered all subjects referred by health workers or recruited through area clinics and hospitals.
For example, one of the tagmemes required for the analysis of English at the syntactic level might be noun-as-subject, in which "noun" refers to a class of substitutable, or paradigmatically related, morphemes or words capable of fulfilling a certain grammatical function, and "subject" refers to the function that may be fulfilled by one or more classes of elements.
For a recent result on this subject, refer to [15].
Subject: The term subject refers to a real user, system process or daemon.
In an ACL-based security model there are three key players: 1. Subject: The term subject refers to a real user, system process or daemon.
