"subjective life" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to one's personal experiences, thoughts, and feelings, which are unique to the individual and cannot be proven as objective facts. Example: "In her memoir, the author delves into her subjective life, sharing intimate details and reflections on her journey to self-discovery."
The passage of 120 years has done little to help us leap that breach or to make the subjective life transparent.
Then, as my term on the court was approaching its end, I wrote a book, The Strange Alchemy of Life and Law, dealing with a question that had preoccupied me all the way through: the way in which my subjective life experiences had influenced my objective decision-making as a judge.
Recent work from the biological anthropology research group at the University of Kent showed that there is even an association between the sex of a woman's first child and what age they believe they might reach, their so-called subjective life expectancy.
The great William James, who named the field and was the first to talk of the "stream of consciousness" of subjective life, also noted in his Principles of Psychology: "Perhaps the greatest breach in nature is the breach from one mind to another".
While investment in health might depend on subjective life expectancy (which is to be analysed here), subjective life expectancy is also likely to depend on investment in health.
Finally, higher subjective life expectancy significantly increases the likelihood of getting a mammogram.
Moreover subjective life expectancy strongly influences screening probability once the measurement error is controlled for.
The impact of physician quality and subjective life expectancy was of special interest in this paper.
At the limit, feeling is object-less and an immersion in subjective life.
The SWLS is a measure designed to assess subjective life satisfaction.
The identifying assumption here is that genetic factors affect subjective life expectancy but not the decision to get a mammography screening once health and subjective life expectancy are controlled for.
