The phrase "on given subject" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a specific topic or subject that is being discussed or studied. Example: "The author's research focused on various aspects and perspectives on the given subject of climate change."
According to Elliott and Hanning, by 1992, "he was well used to telling senior politicians what line to take on any given subject".
Great art is instructive; it will cause you to change your approach on a given subject and give you hints on how to achieve what you set out to create.
Most voters know that a candidate can rely on an experienced adviser to help make a decision on any given subject.
Instead, Sphere seems to be be trying to determine blog authority on a given subject area, and determine new authoritative blogs based on who those blogs point to.
On the surface Just A Minute is built on a ridiculously easy to grasp concept – speak for 60 seconds on a given subject without repetition, hesitation or deviation.
"He knew what he wanted," curator Poulin says approvingly of Harris, who would often ruminate for years on a given subject, painting smaller versions before he would create a masterpiece based on those earlier works.
As with all reporting on any given subject, we did not conduct our investigation in a vacuum.
I used the Guardian's Content API to trawl our articles for commonly-used words and phrases on a given subject and tagged potentially interesting results using NLTK.
Even when I'm the expert in the room and I know more than others on a given subject, I find myself being over-deferential.
Any list that purports to be definitive on a given subject will automatically provoke spirited arguments among those with good reason to care.
Ari Fleischer, the White House press secretary, said that Mr. Card usually deferred in meetings to the administration's designated experts on a given subject.
