The phrase "a topic that addresses" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing subjects or themes that deal with specific issues or questions.
Example: "The conference will focus on a topic that addresses climate change and its impact on global economies."
Alternatives: "a subject that tackles" or "an issue that covers".
The applicants themselves are under no such restriction, and may find it best to address employers' potential reservations head-on — a topic that is addressed in the course.
Hudgens understands the passion for baseball in Venezuela and the need for the team to play well, a topic that Rodriguez addressed on Wednesday.
Let's revisit a topic that we addressed several months ago: illicit online streaming of television broadcasts, namely sports.
At that time, he said, we will also learn whether Williams had drugs or alcohol in his system, which will lead to a discussion of his sobriety, a topic that Williams addressed numerous times.
But to limit HIV transmission, reduce preventable hospital admissions, improve patient support and overall outcomes, it is a topic that must be addressed.
Wilcox's role is to help to resolve such differences of opinion, a topic that was also addressed in a recent article in Next Wave's Postdoc Network.
The main motivation for studying such inverses are applications to the global invertibility of Hamiltonian flows, and further applications to construction of suitable phase functions of Fourier integral operators, a topic that will be addressed elsewhere.
"I've even had clients tell me that their physicians were not aware that women experience these, because it is not a topic that has been addressed in the public.
My students' confusion stems in large part from the profound lack of faces of color in academia, in graduate psychology programs, and the larger mental health workforce, a topic that will be addressed at William James College's (WJC) annual gala on May 5.
How these considerations influence physician choice of medications is a topic that should be addressed in future research.
