The term "marginal subject" is a valid phrase in written English.
It typically refers to a subject or topic that is not as important or relevant as the main subject or topic. For example, "The main point of discussion was the new product launch, but some marginal subjects such as the company's marketing budget were also discussed."
To do this, he needs a marginal subject.
Reacting to the Council of Europe criticism of France, Pierre Laurent of the Communist party said smacking was "a totally marginal subject.
This gap may suggest that ethics had become a marginal subject in later antiquity.
"A very unhealthy gap has developed between the quality and status of religious education in schools because it is often a marginal subject.
Musicians, far from being too narrowly focused on a marginal subject area, possess the skills that our global world will want and need for the future.
Both writers brought up the entirely worthy point that white writers can find mainstream success with marginal subjects much more easily than those marginal subjects can find an audience writing about their own cultures and lives.
The exemplary polarizing artist, Arbus, who was 48 when she committed suicide in 1971, was either a compassionate renegade who dignified and threw herself into the lives of the marginal subjects to whom she gravitated, or she was an exploitative narcissist of morbid eloquence for whom, as Susan Sontag acidly wrote 30 years ago, America was "just a freak show, a wasteland".
This collapse of the position of the scholar and the social deviant produced transformations in the ethos and style of scholarship, and yet it did not profoundly change the material conditions or the power relations between professional academics and the marginal subjects they study.
One possible explanation is that, in case of very small samples, the weighting resulted in a significant distortion of the population, with excessive weights given to marginal subjects.
At the time, said the NAO, the department's own value-for-money tests showed "the economic case for Hinkley Point C was marginal and subject to significant uncertainty".
The Northeast region of Brazil has low levels of human development and a marginal environment subject to chronic water scarcity.
