"subject scope" is a valid phrase in written English.
It refers to the specific topic or area of discussion that a subject or topic covers. It can be used to describe the boundaries or limitations of what is being discussed. Example: The subject scope of the essay is limited to the effects of technology on modern relationships.
The article's main premises -- that Mr. Gottlieb had lost control of his company and had a reputation for being litigious -- were based on fundamental misunderstandings of the subject, scope and status of the legal proceedings discussed.
However, the annotated information in ShARe/CLEF corpus is much broader in subject scope than PhenoCHF, whose annotations (and hence, systems trained using the corpus) are restricted to information concerned with heart disease.
To further develop the coverage of AGRIS content and to prevent stagnation, the AGRIS team aims to work out a new adequate subject scope for the AGRIS knowledgebase and discover new sources of information and data in collaboration with community partners.
Consider your subject scope.
Although the subject lacks the national scope and immediacy of the war in Vietnam, the Hunger Memorial, which is in Battery Park City, illuminates Ireland's tragedy in undeniable human, even universal, terms; it can grip the viewer with its combination of information and spatial experience.
With its carnage and moral confusions war is a subject whose scope is difficult to encompass even by journalists on the ground writing daily dispatches.
After the panel went behind closed doors for about 90 minutes, its chairwoman, Janet DiFiore, a Democrat who is the Westchester County district attorney, announced that the commissioners had voted unanimously to start a full-scale investigation, but she would not disclose its subject or scope.
The existing Guidelines define the course syllabus, defining for each subject objectives, scope and expected results, including the minimum teaching duration in hours assigned to them.
"Manchester by the Sea," "Fences," "Moonlight," and "La La Land" are all intimate stories, so subject and scope alone differentiate "Silence" from those current Oscar front-runners.
The subject and scope of the results reported in the paper thus fit very well the requirements from papers published in eLife.
Although our programme of human factors training was triggered by the issue of side errors, the subject's scope is far wider than that with much greater potential benefits in terms of patient safety, staff satisfaction, staff stress and work efficiency.
