The phrase "at certain subjects" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to specific topics or areas of study that are being discussed or analyzed.
Example: "The professor excels at certain subjects, particularly in the fields of mathematics and physics."
Alternatives: "in specific areas" or "on particular topics".
There were people who were clearly so much better at certain subjects than I was.
I did pretty well at "Inter Cert", which you took at 15, with eight or nine "honours" but I had blank spots – selective idiocy – at certain subjects.
He added, "A lot of them are much smarter at certain subjects than we were at their age, and, you know, they just have some things that they don't do quite as well, but it's a lot of fun to be able to help".
Just as Reagan was widely being written off as irrelevant, as a lame-duck President merely serving out his last days, the recent summit meeting here with Mikhail Gorbachev (to be followed by a summit in Moscow by June) demonstrated his continuing importance, and his ability to command center stage — at least on certain subjects.
The university does have some courses that ask applicants to have studied certain subjects at A-level.
But clearly, exposure to certain subjects, at a certain level of intensity, can be profoundly dangerous for those cursed with this particular achilles heel.
The second issue was the fact that it appeared to give particular weight and prominence to certain subjects at the expense of others.
Liberal arts colleges aim to mold their students into well-rounded, well-informed global citizens with a wide skill set — whether it is through elective or voluntary courses that push specialized students to be broader, or general requirements that force every graduate to know at least something about certain subjects.
Of course, there are times when it's better not to discuss certain subjects at work, but in marketing there are very few things that are off limits.
"Students would be well advised to take very careful note of such requirements for their desired degree courses before picking supplementary A-levels". Dr Piatt said competition for certain subjects at top universities was fierce.
You can also ask your older siblings or parents to help you, too, if they're good at a certain subject.
