"highly talked" is correct and usable in written English.
It is an adjective phrase meaning that something has received a lot of discussion or attention. Example: The highly talked topic at the conference was the future of renewable energy in the country.
"The promoters have got together and most notably, myself and Hopkins has been highly talked of.
You can see the console, all the normal wiring and the highly talked about SIXAXIS controller.
Further, we conduct a survey of StackOverflow users to find an answer to one of the highly talked about topics on Meta (a discussion forum for StackOverflow).
In particular, environment sector such as developmental and construction projects and its repercussion on the environment have gained much more attention and it is highly talked among the scientific community.
Law recently gained attention for his role in the highly talked about HBO show "The Young Pope".
If you attend, I highly suggest talking to some of the rally participants.
They live separately (each prizes their independence too highly), but talk at least once a day on the phone and rarely spend a weekend apart.
The reasons are obvious: the work involved is highly abstract; talking about bits of grammar separately from the children's reading, speaking and writing is almost meaningless.
The at times combative exchange, hosted by think-tanker and Steve Jobs biographer Walter Isaacson, kicked off CityLab 2015, a high-level, highly funded talking shop for "urban innovators".
Before joining a company Van der Linden highly recommends talking to both management and people working at the technical level to see if the combined picture holds together.
Keystone XL was not won because of massive spending on TV ads, highly polished talking points developed by consultants, or inside the beltway compromises and back-room deals.
