The phrase "address some topics" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing or mentioning specific subjects or issues in a conversation, presentation, or written work.
Example: "In today's meeting, we will address some topics related to our project timeline and budget constraints."
Alternatives: "discuss certain issues" or "cover various subjects."
During a visit to "Ellen" on Thursday, President Obama addressed some topics not usually covered in White House news conferences, such as dancing, Instagram and how the leader of the free world feels about pedicures.
The remaining 23 chapters in this volume deal with different types of biocatalyst and also address some special topics of interest to synthetic organic chemists.
Here, we summarize recommendations for each of the agents and address some overarching topics pertaining to several agents or categories of agents.
Clearly, it is not probable to deal with all relevant issues, so emphasis will be made to address some key topics, including successes and main challenge and limits of liposomes in protein and peptide delivery.
But its real targets are the public and the media, which the coalition hopes will force the candidates to address some of these topics during the final 3 months of the campaign.
This study was designed to address some of these topics: the FRE in rivers; the short-term variability of the FRE; and the impact of the FRE on radiocarbon dating in estuarine environments.
The inaugural articles address some of these topics.
So these new materials will be useful for that because they address some really critical topics about learning how you really can't multitask, or drive and text and e-mail at the same time, for example!
"Even though he addresses some fundamental topics of human existence and responsibility – first and foremost, the moral legacy of the Nazi occupation in France and the ambiguous actions of many Frenchmen under it – he does it with remarkable lightness of touch, and with a personal relevance that makes these questions pertinent to his contemporaries, French or not.
And yet, if one manages to get beyond Hirsi Ali's political baggage and questionable statements which is admittedly very difficult to do the anti-Islamic activist addresses some worthwhile topics.
