The phrase "present the topic" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used when discussing a topic or subject in a written essay or presentation. Here is an example sentence: "In this paper, I will present the topic of climate change and its impact on global ecosystems."
"I'm still working on which way is better to present the topic — to start from the Hitler part and go into the swastika in India," he said, or to approach it the other way around.
In a review of empirical research studies on K-12 teachers regarding evolution, Sickel and Friedrichsen ([2013]) show that there are profound misconceptions about evolution that color how teachers present the topic and how much time they devote to evolution.
We present the topic under two themes: (A) Visible VTE and (B) Invisible VTE.
The term suggests to investigate the way leaders of improvement projects present the topic, the way improvement teams participating in the project discuss the topic and the way teams perform it within the care organizations.
You have to be really smart and delicate with how you present the topic.
The students present the topics".
A comparison of the effects of case-based content and non-case-based content would be an informative comparison of two different instructional methods to present the topics in our curriculum.
It presents the topic and raises some questions that will be discussed during the workshop.
This chapter presents the topic of multimedia transmission over wireless networks highlighting general challenges driving the research on wireless technologies and networking techniques for mobile multimedia support.
The group leader presented the topic of each discussion.
Vivian Gray presented the topic, "Scientific Considerations Using the Similarity Factor, f2".
