The phrase "this subject is beyond" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It is commonly used to indicate that something is too complex or difficult to understand. Example: "I have been struggling with this math problem for hours, but I just can't seem to solve it. This subject is beyond my understanding."
The definition of "ghost, n" in Ambrose Bierce's puckish "Devil's Dictionary" is "the outward and visible sign of an inward fear," and although Bierce was not an entirely reliable lexicographer, his authority on this subject is beyond question.
A survey on this subject is beyond the scope of this paper.
A detailed analysis of this subject is beyond the scope of this report and will be reported elsewhere.
These inhibition mechanisms are a hot research topic in molecular medicine but this subject is beyond the scope of current review.
Further investigations using the new BA model of Tahiti may lead to better 3-D modeling of subsurface density structure, but this subject is beyond the scope of this study.
A detailed analysis of this subject is beyond the scope of the present review.
And while claims of type (4) would seem to be logically equivalent to those of type (3) (regardless of whether or not they involve parameterization), the tradition treated this type as asserting that the subject is beyond all conceptualization.
No promising approach has so far been identified, and the subject is beyond the focus of the present paper.
This important subject is beyond the scope of the present viewpoint and is discussed elsewhere [ 4].
witness about prosecutors' options in these cases, but Mr. Issa interrupted her, saying the subject was beyond the scope of the hearing.
Every day, Marie Hanson, a single mother who runs a community project on the Doddington estate, sees the harm caused to clients who decided the subject was beyond them at school.
