"integrating subject" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the subject of a sentence that is being integrated or combined with another element, such as a verb, object, or phrase. It is also commonly referred to as the "main subject" or "primary subject" of a sentence. Example: "The integrating subject of the sentence is the noun 'dog', which is being integrated with the verb 'barking' to form the complete clause."
In this paper we discuss concepts, standards and designs for innovative curricula for an MSc in Rail Freight and Logistics which employs a flexible mobility-based hybrid model integrating subjects, teaching and learning methods from four European Universities.
Governing thermal-fluid flow equations in the laminar-flow regime are numerically integrated subject to the appropriate boundary conditions.
It is rather that both contemplation and desire to eat seem to belong to one integrated subject, regardless of whether we wish to say that the subject in question is Socrates' mind, or whether we prefer to say that it is Socrates insofar as he has a mind (or something like that).
According to the order of the Japan's Ministry of Education in 1931, the aims and objectives of newly integrated subject as science (rika) is to develop the useful scientific knowledge and skills relating to students' daily lives not to fall into theoretical and academic explanation on scientific knowledge (Tokyo Kaiseikan 1939).
A comparative analysis of data collected at different stages of the program looks into the development of teachers' linguistic awareness and sensitivity, and their ability to integrate subject matter instruction with language development activities at the levels of both instructional planning and instructional practice as a result of such a development.
We have integrated subject through community based learning.
Finally, we detailed the conceptually integrated subject content into lower hierarchical levels.
(6), (7) and (9) have been numerically integrated subject to the above-mentioned exponential emissions (expressed via (7)) and to initial condition Δ T g c p l | t = 0 = 0.
Re "Educational Insensitivity," by Diane Ravitch Op-Edd, June 5), about the censoring of textbooks and tests: A frequently stated goal of education is to integrate subjects wherever possible.
Are college admissions directors impressed by the lofty goal of creating a "global classroom" with a curriculum based on world cultures arranged chronologically around a spiral that integrates subjects like math and science into its core?
