The phrase "a subject that involves" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a topic or area of study that encompasses certain elements or aspects.
Example: "The course covers a subject that involves both theoretical and practical applications of physics."
Alternatives: "a topic that includes" or "an area that encompasses".
Particle therapy is a multidisciplinary subject that involves physicists, biologists, radio-oncologists, engineers and computer scientists.
Anyone who has given a course in any subject that involves computers and software is aware that changes in version numbers can result in a crashing program.
Biophysics is an interdisciplinary subject that involves the frontiers of physics and biology (and also frontiers of chemistry, mathematics, computer science, and engineering).
But at a time when Chechens still disappear and young Russian men die each day, any subject that involves Russia's war in Chechnya is fraught with emotion.
Cost: Cost is a sensitive subject that involve the ways public authorities may affect people when they use ICT solutions.
Motivation is a complex subject that involves motives, intents, values, and probability of success [ 16].
The p-value (0.003) indicates that subjects who participated in a study that involved administration of acupuncture experienced a significantly higher amount of fatigue relief than those subjects who participated in a study as a member of a control group receiving standard care.
However, while specialist language degrees are being cut, anecdotal evidence suggests degrees with other subjects that involve a language component, such as law and French or business studies and Spanish are stable.
As with many other subjects that involve both a hot-button debate and a slew of nuanced details, however, the polling on this issue is highly sensitive to how the question is phrased.
MATLAB's many toolboxes obviate the need to reinvent the wheel to solve nontrivial problems; this is very useful in a range of engineering and mathematical subjects that involve algorithms that have already been implemented.
