The phrase "about the specific subjects" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing particular topics or areas of focus in a conversation or text.
Example: "The report will provide detailed information about the specific subjects we need to address in the meeting."
Alternatives: "regarding the particular topics" or "concerning the specific areas".
Talking about the specific subject of depression, I believe we're making the player acknowledge that those [who are] suffering exist, and they are more near to us than what we might think.
Talking about the specific subject of depression, I believe we're making the player acknowledge that those suffering exist, and they are more near to us than what we might think.
To turn to what we have learnt about the specific subject of our research, we have previously drawn a comparison between the first 20 patients having EARS so the findings presented here are not completely new.
Ask any doubts you want about the specific subject to the specific teacher.
The causes of increased blood pressure in the body of humans was discussed in a separate article about this specific subject.
What is your level of knowledge about this specific subject (economy)?
Thus, TV can promote the info-inclusion of seniors through the exhibition of informative contents about specific subjects enabling them to support daily decision-making processes.
In addition, professors and researchers of other universities are invited during the semester to give talks about specific subjects and recent research.
Since call-centre conversations tend to be about very specific subjects, this is a far less daunting task than creating a system able to hold arbitrary conversations.That said, there is more to handling call-centre queries than simply understanding language and looking things up in databases.
Many autistic people are deeply passionate about a few specific subjects, and could talk about them for great lengths of time.
