"find topics" is a grammatically correct phrase that can be used in written English.
It is commonly used when talking about conducting research, brainstorming, or coming up with ideas for a conversation or project. Example: "In order to write a successful research paper, it is important to find topics that are both interesting and relevant to the assigned subject."
Students struggling to find topics might be pointed towards the Learning Network's Weekly News Quiz as a source of inspiration.
Here is how I approached the assignment, from research through the final drafts: Finding Topics: Students use The Times to help them find topics for their essays.
When nearly 1,000 psychoanalysts gather here next week for the fall meeting of the American Psychoanalytic Association, they will find topics on the agenda that would have been unthinkable 10 years ago.
Having established fairly thoroughly that he loves his wife and kids and enjoys football, you can almost feel him struggling to find topics to write about, then struggling to find anything to say about it once he does.
My interview with Patrick showed me that live blogging can be for anyone, and it encouraged me to find topics I am interested in and find a way to express my opinions through live updates.
"So he would talk in class about the plight of the Gypsy minority, and then I would say, 'Yeah, except no one's going to actually commission that piece, so, to the extent that you actually want to make a career out of journalism, which I assume you do, you'd do well to find topics of more interest to your audience.' " The course involved a weeklong field trip to Hungary.
To find topic clusters that demonstrate consistent and noteworthy rise or decline in popularity, we applied linear regression fit to the normalized frequency of each cluster by year.
By comparing this list with Daypop's Top 40 links, one finds topics that are popular but may not depend on a link to a specific site.
Today's search, they say, primarily finds topics, or noun phrases — a person's name, a city, a product, a disease and so on.
Finding topics from a collection of documents can be useful for many real-world applications [2].
Finding topics from a collection of documents, such as research publications, patents, and technical reports, is helpful for summarizing large scale text collections and the world wide web.
