The phrase "divided by subject" is correct and can be used in written English.
It typically refers to breaking down a sentence into smaller parts based on the subject or topic being discussed. Example: In order to analyze the themes in the novel, we divided each chapter by subject and examined the recurring motifs.
The contents are divided by subject into moral and satirical verse, love poetry, drinking songs, and liturgical dramas.
Traditionally, the first debate is on domestic policy, the second is a town hall with audience questions and the third is on foreign policy, with the debates divided by subject into 15-minute sections.
They are not divided by subject matter nor were the original sections denoted by Scriven himself.
This will gradually be supplemented by a linked list of suggested readings divided by subject.
Traditionally, editorial departments at Springer have been divided by subject area – even Julius Springer's sons and grandchildren used this policy.
The studio classes were held each morning from 8AM to Noon and were divided by subject into multi-week sessions.
This year, the agenda was divided by subjects, with the first general session devoted to creativity and management, the second to media and the third to a mélange that favored media.
These completion rates do not exhibit the same definition problem as course completion rates, and are calculated simply by (subjects completed divided by subjects commenced) × 100.
I participated in a four year curriculum that was divided by subjects and credits (120 credit hours).
The VE values for each subject were divided by the subject's body surface area (BSA, units of m) to account for the large differences in size (and hence tidal volume) over the 6-year age range of our pediatric subject population.
Divided by practice, subject matter and, above all, by quality, this is a gathering whose invitees are in serious need of conversation.
