"language subject" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to an academic course related to the study of language. For example, "I'm taking a language subject this semester that focuses on the history of French."
He is circulating it to some staff members to promote simplicity of language: subject, verb, object.
A Communist Party in power, which by its nature should be expert in handling the language of ideology, saw its credibility utterly eroded and its language subject to derision by the whole nation.
Although couched in fairly careful language, subject to votes in the Greek parliament and with the proposed privatisation fund to be based in the country rather than – as originally suggested – abroad, the agreement reached deprives Greece of an enormous amount of its sovereignty.
He spent all his life in his native country, devoting himself intensely to the meaning of metaphysics and of its fundamental ideas: being, truth, history, language, subject, and object.
The study is focused on introducing innovations in an English language subject in an engineering degree to enhance the development not only of linguistic skills but also of generic skills, a challenge aimed at professional competitiveness and employability.
Overall, the finding that students from two schools of similar banding level demonstrated similar performance on the two assessment task types provides empirical support for reliability and fairness of the SBA as a component in the public assessment of the English language subject at the secondary level in Hong Kong.
So I dropped the language subjects I'd always preferred, and took up physics, chemistry and maths, with further maths thrown in for extra masochism.
Language subjects have struggled to attract enthusiasm from young people in recent years - all the more ironic as some of our schools find more than 50 different languages are spoken in their playgrounds.
Budgets for every university in England are revealed today, along with new evidence of a dramatic decline in research in traditional science and language subjects as academia shifts its focus to areas such as sports science and media studies.
The government only ordered the review as recently as October after the education secretary, Alan Johnson, was backed in a corner and forced to admit his government perhaps should not have axed compulsory language subjects.
Start teaching languages at an earlier age and make language subjects compulsory at GCSE level.
