"extremely topical" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to describe when a subject or issue is very current and timely. For example, "The news report discussed an extremely topical issue: the climate crisis."
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The excellent and extremely topical Offside resembles Stoppard's drama in several ways.
Terry Hands's production adheres rigorously to period detail, but nonetheless feels extremely topical.
And one of Picasso's greatest masterpieces is Guernica … It's extremely topical, it's extremely passionate, it's extremely political.
Questions raised after the 7/7 attacks - how MI5 manages its resources, and how it should be held to account - are extremely topical.
They're on Jon Stewart's and Stephen Colbert's late-night shows, almost invariably discussing extremely topical nonfiction books in carefully directed and timed interviews.
It is also highly topical.
Che's got an extremely shrewd style, taking topical events or everyday social conventions and subjecting them to no-nonsense scrutiny.
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It is therefore extremely amenable to use as a topical antifungal in challenging clinical situations, for instance, as a topical wound dressing for military personnel or those working in remote areas where Mucormycete infection is likely.
