The phrase "about different subjects" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing various topics or themes in a conversation, essay, or any form of writing.
Example: "The lecture covered a wide range of topics, including history, science, and art, all about different subjects."
Alternatives: "regarding various topics" or "concerning multiple themes".
Jeffrey Milarsky conducted a vigorous reading of the work, in which jittery outbursts and isolated fragments from the three duos intertwine like overlapping conversations about different subjects.
I've been obsessed with the Middle Ages, I've been obsessed with the ancient world, I read a lot about different subjects — and to me, they're all living people, just people who are just no longer with us.
We always meet other esperantists,and with them we talk about different subjects.
The texts are about different subjects including politics, arts, culture, economics, sports, stories, etc.
Facebook Messenger has built an unlaunched feature called Rooms that lets groups publicly chat about different subjects and events.
I want that page to maximize the number of different stories I can explore about different subjects, not different points of view on the same subject.
We're talking about two different subjects.
They were stunned by his ability to rattle off facts in about 15 different subjects, including history, literature, sport and the British monarchy.
It's unconventional having so many "online" relationships, but for those who struggle to engage with others, it's a fantastic application that allows you to have many different conversations at the same time about many different subjects.
Credit has to go to the efficient, graceful script by Suzette Couture, who has previously written television films about far different subjects, including the Dionne quintuplets and the Tailhook scandal.
"Cruel Sexuality", for instance, is about "10 different subjects linked together" but with its lyric, "You make me happy in my everyday life/Why do you keep me in a prison at night?", it's fairly obvious how some people will read it.
