"target subjects" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to a specific set of topics or individuals that you intend to focus on or have a specific goal of understanding. For example, "The researcher was interested in surveying four target subjects in her study."
Target subjects include journalism and communications, economics and sociology.
Target subjects can be used to design specific interventions for the prevention of diabetic complications.
The target subjects were Swiss entrepreneurs, eight interviews with successful and eight with failed entrepreneurs were conducted.
The target subjects for the survey were radiologists, radiology residents and radiology managers, professionally active in a European country.
The no. of target subjects to be recruited at local site was 380 (190 per treatment group × 2 groups) through statistic.
The target subjects were divided into two groups based on the distance of their residence to the spill site, i.e., those near the spill site ('Near' group, n = 476), and those far from the spill ('Far' group, n = 152).
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.
"The upfront is a moving target, subject to interpretation, and the numbers are revised and adjusted many, many times before they are reported" months from now to the services that track ad spending.
Before Pearl's announcement, Resolution said it expected to be required to pay a break fee of around £49m to Friends Provident, which Standard Life will reimburse to the takeover target subject to its offer completing.
For training, positive feature vectors are made from the GMMs of the target subject, and negative feature vectors are made from the GMMs of non-target subjects.
For training, positive feature vectors are made from the transformation parameters of the target subject, and negative feature vectors are made from the transformation parameters of non-target subjects.
