"target subject" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to a subject or topic that is the focus of a particular work, conversation, or investigation. For example, "Our target subject is the effects of climate change on natural wildlife."
4. View the Evaluation Details page to see your assigned question group beneath the appropriate target (subject, section, or teacher).
The design and purchasing stages offer a more promising target, subject to long timescales and demand growth rates.
From the Evaluation Details page, locate the target (subject, section or teacher) whose question group sort order you'd like to change.
When detonated, the grenade delivers a loud bang and bright flash sufficient to temporarily confuse, disorient and momentarily distract the target subject.
It aims to improve the classification performance when the training set of the target subject (namely user) is small owing to the need to reduce the calibration session.
Because accurate biological and imaging markers are not accessible to all health systems, neuropsychological clinical assessment assumes a leading role, as the first approach to the target subject.
Interviews were administered directly to the study subjects, rather than to the next of kin, for 89.2% of the target case subjects and for 96% of the target control subjects.
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Target subjects can be used to design specific interventions for the prevention of diabetic complications.
"This document confirms my analysis that the intensity and dose to the target subjects is left to the discretion of the operator," says Dr Altmann.
Target subjects include journalism and communications, economics and sociology.
