The phrase "arid subject" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a topic that is dry, dull, or lacking in interest, often in an academic or formal context.
Example: "The lecture on tax regulations was an arid subject that left many students disengaged."
Alternatives: "dry topic" or "uninspiring subject".
Climate answers breathe life into an otherwise frustratingly arid subject because of the stories they tell.
And good because in taking this approach, Smith goes a long way toward restoring the arid subject of comp lit to its more rightful state, something vital and raw.
Yet the virtue of this book is that it provides a new way of viewing 500 years of Scottish history, debunking many misconceptions and at the same time rescuing the apparently arid subject of unionism from an undeserved quondamnation (the coinage is Mr Kidd's).
Thus while most advocates of remaking the military can talk about weaponry down to the wind-tunnel performance of wing flaps, the discussion ultimately comes down to such arid subjects as organization, procurement, career tracks.
Stable isotopes provide a complementary method to conventional flow gauging for understanding hydrology and management of large water resources, particularly in arid areas subject to significant evaporation.
We predicted that lethal control would drive dingoes into the unstable states A or B, and that relaxation of control would allow recovery towards C. We tested our predictions by surveying relative abundance (track density) and indicators of social stability (scent-marking and howling) at seven sites in the arid zone subject to differing degrees of control.
Using a high-throughput Illumina Miseq sequencing platform, we characterized the bacterial communities in a semi-arid steppe subjected to long-term N or P additions.
Related FAO soil groups originating in arid climates and subject to limited leaching are the Solonetz, Durisols, Gypsisols, and Calcisols.
The story centres on the politics of water in the arid West, a subject more bluntly addressed in John Sturges's Bad Day at Black Rock and Sergio Leone's Once Upon a Time in the West.
Most of the arid region is subjected to strong winds that carry abrasive sand and dust.
For one thing, there is little evidence that a subject as arid as the deficit would in itself send voters rushing to the polls.
