The phrase "across multiple subjects" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing topics, themes, or areas of study that span various disciplines or fields.
Example: "The research findings were significant across multiple subjects, indicating a broader trend in educational outcomes."
Alternatives: "across various fields" or "spanning different topics".
Wang, X., Hutchinson, R. & Mitchell, T.M. Training fMRI classifiers to discriminate cognitive states across multiple subjects.
On a typical school day, Virginia educators will teach classes across multiple subjects, provide personal social and emotional support for students inside and outside the classroom, manage after-school programs, and grade assignments or prepare lesson plans.
In this work we compute the within-subject reproducibility (intra-scan, intra-session and inter-session), and between-subject variability of TWI for a number of different TWI contrasts across multiple subjects.
In a series of five studies, we examined the moderating effect of instructional strategy (i.e., self-directed versus test-directed) on the within-person relation between perceived relative strength (i.e., strengths versus weaknesses) and allocated effort across multiple subjects.
To make the most of their undergraduate years and prepare for the job market after college, students should take courses that challenge them to work hard (especially those with extensive reading and writing requirements), present them with opportunities to learn from the best professors, and give them a broad foundation across multiple subjects, not just the one within their major.
Therefore, the analysis in this paper focuses on data reduction for ERPs collected across multiple subjects from a single channel.
This seminar engages students in an exploration of how schools prepare students to be literate across multiple subject areas.
Right from the start of our careers, as PhD students, we are expected to be interdisciplinary: to actually study and work across multiple subject areas at the same time.
The consistency of AD-related cortical thinning across the multiple subject samples strongly supports the notion that pooling of multisite MRI data is feasible for cortical thickness analysis (Mueller et al. 2005; Murphy et al. 2006).
In this paper, the focus is on using EEG classification to generalise detection across all brain regions, in multiple subjects without a priori knowledge of the seizure focus.
