Can a phrase be a subject?

I have the following sentence.

In the reconstruction, setting a stable parameter matching with
entire scene is hard to achieve.

According to my understanding, the subject is ‘setting a stable parameter‘. Do you think it is possible to use a phrase as a subject instead of one single word? Is my sentence correct?

Answer

Yes, absolutely!

There are a couple minor mistakes you have made other than that, though.

For instance, I would write “In the reconstruction, setting a stable parameter that matches the entire scene is hard to achieve.” or “an entire scene”.

Also, you mean “understanding” and not “undemanding”.

You have the right idea!

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