The phrase "a topic of fierce" is not complete and requires additional context to be fully correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a subject that evokes strong emotions or intense debate, typically followed by a noun that specifies the topic.
Example: "The debate over climate change has become a topic of fierce contention among scientists and policymakers."
Alternatives: "a subject of intense" or "an issue of heated".
Days after it was posted, the video remains a topic of fierce debate.
Succession at Berkshire has long been a topic of fierce speculation on Wall Street, even as some elements of Mr. Buffett's plan have already been disclosed.
Though educational outcomes have improved citywide, the wholesale move to charter schools remains a topic of fierce debate, with results varying widely between neighbourhoods.
But exactly what else the caller said -- and more important, whether Mr. Banna really was the bomber -- remain a topic of fierce debate.
The Cannes jury took the unusual step of awarding laurels not only to the director, Abdellatif Kechiche, but also to the lead actresses, Adèle Exarchopoulos and Léa Seydoux, whose extended sex scenes together are already a topic of fierce debate.
Their stories tell differing but interlinked accounts about conditions in the country today – a topic of fierce debate that divides the growing Eritrean diaspora, with many keen to defend the regime.
Mayweather, who turned thirty-eight in February, looked slightly slower — how much, exactly, was the topic of fierce speculation.
These questions are still the topic of fierce public debate, many of which have yet to be resolved.
How to solve that became the topic of fierce and sometimes acrimonious debates between those who wanted to reform AERES and others who wanted to just close it.
Both parties will try to strike deals with the Lib Dems, a center-left social liberalist party that tends to get short shrift for its consistent distance from power, but which has suddenly become the topic of fierce debate over whether it would swing to the left or right in the case of a hung parliament.
"John McCain and Sarah Palin were both informed that we were doing this in an attempt to catch the person," Schmidt told me, referring to his decision to undertake the email search, which has been the topic of fierce controversy since it was revealed yesterday.
