The phrase "address particular topics" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing specific subjects or issues that need to be covered or considered in a conversation, presentation, or written work.
Example: "In our meeting, we will address particular topics related to project management and team collaboration."
Alternatives: "discuss specific subjects" or "cover certain issues".
Other entries address particular topics, often idiosyncratically.
IRDiRC Task Forces address particular topics or questions related to rare disease research, identify challenges to efficiency and effectiveness in global rare disease research, suggest and/or create solutions including standards and tools, and publish recommendations to further reinforce these policies and guidelines.
*These instruments are also available in a customizable version that can be modified to address a particular topic or issue.
I've discovered that, for me, stories tend to turn out better if I leave them on a long leash and don't fetter them with a requirement to address a particular topic.
Is that because it's really the only song out there addressing that particular topic?
If your book addresses a particular topic that is being covered in breaking national news (for example, an oil spill or earthquake), we have a chance at getting national coverage.
Time is very limited for Indian MPs to speak, and party discipline includes not being able to speak on particular issues often when more senior members are addressing a particular topic.
This may occur when a particular group of Senators wishes to examine an issue in depth, or where there is no existing committee suited to addressing a particular topic.
The breadth of content was defined in two ways: 1) the identification of lecture themes taught in each course and the percentage of courses in a given degree program that taught each of those themes; and 2) the percentage of courses that addressed a particular topic within a theme.
Particular topics addressed include preference and belief modeling, experimental decision-making under risk or uncertainty, decision analysis, multi-criteria decision modeling, game theory, negotiation theory, collective decision making, social choice, rationality, cognitive processes and interactive decision-making, and methodology of the decision sciences.
First, they always address particular persons.
