The phrase "addressed topics of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing subjects or themes that have been covered or mentioned in a conversation, text, or presentation.
Example: "In her lecture, she addressed topics of climate change, renewable energy, and sustainable practices."
Alternatives: "discussed subjects of" or "covered themes of".
Facebook announced today the winners of its annual Internet Defense Prize and awarded first-, second- and third-place winners a total of $200,000 for research papers that addressed topics of internet security and privacy.
Writing elsewhere last year, I addressed topics of placemaking from ruins, learning from hill towns and chasing utopia.
The author had already addressed topics of religious faith before, in the short stories "Der Schreiber von Aram (The Scribe of Aram)" and "Momentaufnahme (Snapshot)", and frequently used a satirical style for his narratives.
None of the courses directly addressed topics of osmosis and diffusion before the ODCA was administered, as these processes were taught explicitly in previous courses.
First, philosophy of biology uses philosophical methods to address topics of central importance in the biological sciences, such as natural selection, fitness, adaptation, and the nature of genes.
This paper addresses topics of research and development (R&D) being challenged for realization of concrete cask storage of spent nuclear fuel in Japan.
Their Women for Women talks empower participants to share their own stories and air thoughts and grievances addressing topics of global and local relevance to women's rights.
Vicki Larson is a wonderful writer who addresses topics of particular importance to women, and her points on divorce in this piece are excellent.
I have a new-found respect for bloggers who address topics of real import and sensitivity such as politics, religion, or sexuality.
More often than in other rock-styles since the mainstreaming of rock music during the 1970s, alternative rock lyrics tend to address topics of social concern, such as drug use, depression, suicide, and environmentalism.
The RFP might also allow investigators to propose additional research programme components addressing topics of interest such as mechanisms of action.
