The phrase "approached this topic" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing how someone has examined or considered a particular subject or issue.
Example: "In her research paper, she approached this topic from multiple perspectives to provide a comprehensive analysis."
Alternatives: "tackled this subject" or "examined this issue".
To the best of our knowledge none have approached this topic by conducting an analysis from the point of view of the factors which affect balance.
The great Japanese filmmaker Akiro Kurosawa approached this topic in his film Roshomon.
It's important to remember that no administration has approached this topic with China -- this silence did not start when Obama came into office.
Some studies have already approached this topic notably using measurement of the retina thickness in the RPE65-affected patients as a criterion to determine the retinal degeneration stage [20].
The sports conversation continues on from here, the authors ultimately approaching this topic from five or six different angles and with stimulating results.
R. Stuart approaches this topic from a number of disciplinary angles, integrating fields like computer science, information science, social psychology, and organization/management science with fields like philosophy, sociology, and history of science and technology.
The Marquis de Sade subsequently approaches this topic with humor, choosing to imitate the excesses of Enlightenment discourse on female pedagogy, in turn creating a potentially instructive parody of his own.
"For a so-called creative industry we are being very uncreative in the way we approach this topic". He adds: "We have driven the problem underground and we are about to drive it into a place where we won't be able to find out what is going on.
Thus, when approaching this topic, it is helpful to understand the different ways we each approach the unknown.
We approach this topic in two ways: first we are interested to find the most relevant attributes.
