The phrase "a topic raised" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a subject or issue that has been brought up for discussion or consideration.
Example: "During the meeting, a topic raised was the need for improved communication among team members."
Alternatives: "an issue brought up" or "a subject introduced".
Certainly, science's impact on culture was a topic raised in the armfuls of histories, primers, and collections published to mark the bicentenary of Darwin's birth and the 150th anniversary of his On the Origin of Species.
We saw yet more discussion – and a surprising suggestion that we in no way endorse – of a topic raised on a previous thread, books that always get stolen: ItsAnOutrage2 added their take: In answer to 'what book gets stolen or borrowed forever?', I could probably list three or four LPs that I've had to replace a few times over the years.
(The lack of engagement with the tech community from the "other side" — the Labour Party — is a topic raised by many U.K. tech entrepreneurs I spoke to when researching this article, both those who signed the letter and those who declined to, and something we'll revisit below).
The same meeting revisited a topic raised pre 1820, the promotion of law and order in the Potteries, and called for the appointment of a stipendiary magistrate.
Note that great reading sessions can end with a discussion brought about by a topic raised while reading text or graphics, a subject which the child wants to discuss or which the adult initiates if the child shows interest in the subject.
The thought of standing in front of her peers to present a topic, raised her anxiety to the roof.
A final topic raised by some participants was that they would prefer a website providing additional information about surgery.
And one Fatemiyoun fighter who returned about three months ago from Syria said the violence against Afghan Shiites was a frequent topic raised by their commanders in the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps.
A recurring topic raised by the participants in the context of gender and medical education was the issue of physical examination and, in particular, intimate physical examination.
A second main topic raised touched the natural resources management point of view, with a special mention to the water issue.
The captaincy topic, raised in a press conference, was pertinent.
