The phrase "about our subject" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific topic or theme that is being discussed or analyzed.
Example: "In this presentation, we will cover several key points about our subject to ensure a comprehensive understanding."
Alternatives: "regarding our topic" or "concerning our theme".
We're trying to teach the public about our subject, so we said, What's the best way to convey the most amount of information?
As we crushed our way to the entrance we began to hear the sound that had become so familiar to us over the years through watching documentaries about our subject.
'We should have some idea of what our picture is to be,' Adams instructed, 'not only compositionally, but in terms of... how we feel about our subject.' Though they seem naturalistic at first sight, Adams' landscapes are artificial.
The BBSRC must have a role in communicating enthusiasm about our subject to young people.
True, in science, we do not shape our research because of what creationists claim about our subject matter.
So much of a person's life is underground, unconscious, and how we reconstruct it may reveal more about ourselves than about our subject.
We can also get a lot of information online about our subjects and teaching techniques," he says.
Although we found a second factor that contained foods that were rated easy to chew by almost all of our partially dentate subjects and could therefore have been deleted because they did not provide much information about our subjects, we think that these items may be useful in other patient populations with lower chewing ability, e.g., patients with TMD-related pain.
The quantitative analysis of the scientific production by each text mining dimension (presented from the "Application domains" section to the "User's interaction" section) confirmed some previous feelings that we had about our study subject and highlighted other interesting characteristics of the field.
We all know that our favorite subject is ourselves, so if we want to sell more perhaps we should talk less about our favorite subject and more about our customers favorite subject; T.H.E.M.
I've been a frequent guest on RadioLab, and wrote a weekly column on mathematics for the New York Times in the spring of 2010 and the fall of 2012, as well as a book, The Joy of x, aimed at readers curious about our beautiful subject.
