The phrase "addresses the same topic" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing subjects or themes that are similar or related in nature.
Example: "The second article addresses the same topic as the first, providing additional insights and perspectives."
Alternatives: "covers the same subject" or "pertains to the same issue."
The latter papers may address the same topic, but should be written as stand-alone, single-authored papers in standard journal format.
First black female publisher in the UK, co-founder of Allison & Busby I don't deny it's a bore to have to address the same topic for 30 years.
Since Mr. Wolken has addressed the same topic in this year's "Razor: Mirror," it gives the unfortunate impression that Wolken and company are themselves tired of their routines, an impression entirely negated by "Darkness and Light".
The TBRF held an annual symposium at which distinguished speakers from different disciplines - ranging from music to astrophysics and Egyptology - addressed the same topic, such as structure or embellishment.
Step 4 Grouping of indicators based on Framework Programme objectives The grouping of indicators is carried out in two levels: (1) according to the objectives that the targets which are addressed by each indicator are related to; (2) in order to achieve a reduction of indicators that address the same topic both semantically and logically.
Hibbs alleviated Rockwell's thematic concern; he explained that the illustrations only needed to address the same topic rather than be in unison.
As he has said on other occasions when addressing the same topic: "What good is it to save the planet if humanity suffers?" Tillerson also routinely disparages well-established climate models, insisting they are inaccurate, and recommends societies learn how to adapt to sea level rise and other consequences of global warming instead of trying to reduce carbon emissions.
