"subjects mentioned" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
For example, "In this paper, I will be discussing the various subjects mentioned in the literature review."
Filming began before Donald Trump was elected president, and the first time one of Maddix's subjects mentioned the "alt-right," Maddix had no idea what that was.
His subjects mentioned seizures, diabetic shock and other medical emergencies that would have gone undetected if not for a proximate partner.
A series of 21 reports are promised on particular issues in coming years, he said, and the studies on climate models, agriculture and other subjects mentioned in the new report are "significant but not definitive".
I've not done any of the subjects mentioned above nor have I even seen the syllabus for them, but I'm a white male with a media platform, so of course my opinion is valid.
This is also what the test subjects mentioned after the experiment.
The number of subjects mentioned by learners comprises a significant part of computing education programs.
"Human Head Cake Box Murder" from around 1940 is an overhead view of detectives in fedoras at a crime scene; everyone's face is obscured, except the subject mentioned in the photograph's title.
The benefit behind this feature is to get more context on the subject mentioned in the story.
As shown above, we note that efforts claimed as pollution control and environment conservation are clearly linked to the subject mentioned earlier: food safety.
The subject mentioned on the invitation was migraine headache in general, without a specific indication of our interest in preventive treatment.
Ten out of 11 subjects said that the bars resembled human or cartoon character's eyes, and one subject mentioned old computer games; two additional notes referred to a computer game and a nodding head.
