"covered all topics" is a correctly constructed sentence and is usable in written English.
You can use it when you have discussed or studied multiple topics and would like to express that all were covered. For example, "The graduate seminar yesterday covered all topics the professor had planned for the semester."
This exciting special issue has received large submissions that covered all topics of wireless multimedia technology.
This exciting special issue has received 78 submissions that covered all topics of security and resilience for smart devices and wireless networks.
The two became close, and covered all topics, especially religion; Rosecrans, who with his brother had converted from Methodism to Catholicism, succeeded in softening Garfield's view of Catholicism.
To study the files, we developed a checklist that covered all topics in the standard form.
This multidisciplinary unit test covered all topics taught in the first 5 weeks including anatomy, chemistry, medical physics and medical ethics.
No one degree program covered all topics across all themes, though the number of missing topics varied between programs with 5 topics not addressed in lectures for science and 6 for medicine as compared to 19 topics not addressed in nursing.
If scores are allocated to each book, using a score of 1 for adequate and 2 for good coverage of each topic, then a book that covered all the topics fully would gain a total score of 52.
It covered all the topics, concerns and areas of potential stress that a couple are likely to encounter while planning their special event.
It covered all the topics that were taught in the training.
A student who successfully completes Symbiosis I and II will have covered all the topics that constitute a rigorous, sciences majors' statistics and calculus course.
Nurses in the intervention group received a 3 day training that covered all the topics of the intervention and then nurses received up to 3 visits by research staff to practice delivering the intervention through role – playing exercises individually and in the clinics.
