The phrase "present the subject" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when introducing the main topic of a piece of writing or a discussion. For example, "In this essay, I will present the subject of health care reform in the United States."
The Oxford school is breaking up - it has begun to develop & coordinate researches & present the subject as a whole.
There is a shortage of physicists & teachers of physics and also a shortage of classroom equipment with which to present the subject.
Although the two Schrödinger equations form an important part of quantum mechanics, it is possible to present the subject in a more general way.
Court and military portraits of the period tend to present the subject in the stiff, opaque, and decorative surrounding typical of Heian style, but faces are more realistically and individually rendered.
Wrhile the principles underlying the subject are universal, their applications vary much in different localities, and by confining attention to a particular area it becomes possible to present the subject in the concrete way essential for beginners.
A federal appeals court in New Hampshire ruled yesterday that a former business reporter for The New York Times did not intentionally present the subject of a 1994 article in a false light.
This made it possible to present the subject-matter in a broad and multi-faceted context.
This chapter presents the subject index of the book Handbook in Operations Research and Management Science (financial engineering).
This chapter presents the subject index of the book Methods in Enzymology, Volume 430.
This chapter presents the subject index of the book Frontiers of Thin Film Technology.
The TAT, for example, presents the subject with pictures of persons engaged in a variety of activities (e.g., someone with a violin).
