"correct topic" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to the most appropriate subject for a particular discussion. For example, "We were having a hard time deciding on a correct topic for the meeting, so we decided to discuss employee relations instead."
Combination of using topic-subject context and using CUI-question context produced the largest number of correct topics (364) and smallest number of missing topics (133).
Whether or not Mr. Kozloff's thesis of a "Jewish sensibility" proves correct, the topic of photography and the Jews is at least out in the open and ready for debate.
The show certainly deserves high marks for all those traits that exacting schoolteachers hold dear: conciseness, legibility, correct use of topic sentences, evidence in defense of two sides of an argument and colorful examples to support the main thesis.
On the one hand it is conceivable and correct that this topic should not be forced upon clients when they claim not to be interested, given the central position of the ethical principle of "autonomy" in genetic counseling [ 33].
And when they think they are correct on a topic, just say ok and let it go.
The tablet computers handed out to the health care professionals contained an interactive information tool for patients, covering the topics "correct use of medication lists," "medication counselling," and "over-the-counter drugs".
Example 1: "I would try to backtrack to the point where the student does have the correct ideas about the topic, even if I had to go back to the very fundamentals of the topic.
A bigger and more illuminating exhibition on the topic could correct that impression.
Whether such approaches to ontology are correct is a controversial topic in the debate about ontology which we will not focus on here.
Only 14% (n = 36) of the respondents had the correct information about this topic.
