The phrase "training subject" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to a topic that someone is being trained on. For example, you might say, "The human resources team is scheduled to take a training session on data privacy next week - data privacy will be their training subject."
An individual knows that it is costly for her to acquire training subject to her natural ability and efforts subject to her training.
Only three physics teachers were selected out of 12 science teachers considering their completion of the project training, subject and grade level teaching, years of teaching experience, and the school locales (see Table 3).
A manager (worker) maximizes her profits (income) by designing (accepting) a contract that corresponds to her's (manager's) and the worker's levels of training, subject to the quality of institutions.
All the core trainers were responsible for training subject teachers in their respective schools/colleges and madrashas.
Students of nursing, laboratory sciences and physical and occupational therapies would like medical students to join this training subject".
This study was limited by scope in both the specific nature of the training subject and the nature of the population.
The training subjects rotate over a month long period.
Two minutes after training, subjects were immediately tested, and in both experiments, the avoidance response was acquired.
After a period of training, subjects begin to anticipate the shock (measured by a rise in skin conductance on their palms) when they see the image.
He said the failings of the inspectors were out of step with inspections for other teacher training subjects in 2004-05 which all achieved a "good" status.
Recent studies suggest that mispricing in such markets may be an artefact of confusion, which can be reduced by training subjects to understand the diminishing fundamental value.
