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Discover LudwigThe phrase "are on the topic" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing subjects or themes that are relevant to a particular discussion or piece of writing.
Example: "The points you raised in your presentation are on the topic of climate change and its impact on global economies."
Alternatives: "pertain to the subject" or "relate to the theme".
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And while we are on the topic of salmonella, one recent dinner guest inquired whether I had rinsed off the chicken before cooking it because she had just heard a report on NPR about chicken-rinsing.
While we are on the topic of graduation, do you want to hear one of the most charming graduation speeches I've come across?
And while we are on the topic of Hammy, why on earth is he leaving McLaren for Mercedes?
But, while we are on the topic of modern science, I don't see why Yoo-Hoo can't be a part of this debate, too.
While we are on the topic of Scotland, let me briefly raise a question mark over another piece of conventional wisdom.
And, while we are on the topic, forgive a girl for getting teary during a scene in which a woman comes into possession of her very first Louis Vuitton handbag.
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- While we're on the topic of cats, here's one seriously enjoying a shower [http://bit.ly/lzNWS1].
While we're on the topic of good designs, this one from Dorrarium is an instant classic.
Are faith leaders and institutions players and influencers like they used to be on the topic of poverty?
Four out of six questions from the audience were on the topic.
While we're on the topic, why do we need an h at all?
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