The phrase "a subject with the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific topic or theme that is associated with something else, often in academic or formal contexts.
Example: "The research paper focuses on a subject with the potential to revolutionize renewable energy technologies."
Alternatives: "a topic related to" or "an issue concerning".
He has never again worked on a subject with the immediacy and impact of "Kane".
SSRs compare the number of staff teaching a subject with the number of students studying it (at all levels), to get a ratio.
SSRs compare the number of staff teaching a subject with the number of students studying it, to get a ratio where a low SSR is treated positively in the league tables.
Staff-student ratio (SSR) SSRs compare the number of staff teaching a subject with the number of students studying it, to get a ratio where a low SSR is treated positively in the league tables.
It's a subject with the potential to reverberate with an American audience — given the current battles between Republicans and Democrats over the role and size of government — but as laid out here it's oddly bloodless and abstract.
But with the demise of apartheid, Gordimer once more showed her strength, challenging the supposed anxiety for writers in her country that they now lacked a subject, with The House Gun (1997) and her award-winning 2001 novel The Pickup, which exposed the new issues of migration, corruption, and continuing alienation.
If migraine exists in a subject with TTH, the clinical manifestations of TTH may be affected by the co-occurrence of migraine [34].
Of course, the financing of armed groups is a subject with deep roots in the present-day Middle East and elsewhere.
The probability of a subject with a normal result in the BinaxNOW G6PD being, in fact, non-deficient was 99%.
Fluid mechanics is a subject with almost endless ramifications, and the account that follows is necessarily incomplete.
A positive coefficient implies a larger probability that a subject with a larger value of the independent variable will be observed in a higher bin or category.
