The phrase "address one topic" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the focus of a conversation, essay, or presentation, indicating that only a single subject will be covered.
Example: "In this meeting, we will address one topic: the upcoming project deadlines."
Alternatives: "focus on a single topic" or "discuss one subject".
As part of the pilot program, Rademacher created on open module through Pressbooks.com to address one topic: The Hayward Fault at the UC Berkeley campus.
4. Address one topic per message.
In Chicago Magazine, City of Chicago Chief Information Officer Brenna Berman described one potential use case for AoT sensor data that could help the city address one topic of recent concern.
NO sponsoring name or political affiliation/lobby group would accompany that post! 2) Each bill would address ONE topic only, not be laden with all the porky woes of the world.
The absence of a new agreement, in my view, is best explained by the fact that the last written proposal we received from the union was in June and it only addressed one topic, revenue sharing.
A strength and limitation of our study is that whilst it details a real world example of evidence searching, it only addresses one topic.
Opponents of an Article V convention -- as well as those seeking to limit its address to one topic -- have suggested such a gathering could become a "runaway convention" that could make significant changes to the Constitution.
Each meeting addresses just one topic and drives toward a specific outcome, even if that means the same people meet more than once in a day.
Haiti's nursing schools face numerous challenges: lack of funds, lack of available clinical mentors, poor infrastructure, lack of curriculum developers, etc. Against this backdrop, other aspects of the overall nursing curriculum program need major reform but addressing only one topic through this systematic process gave the schools a manageable victory.
Proposals should address one of these topics.
Panelists were assigned to three-person workgroups, with each workgroup addressing one key topic.
