The phrase "rough topic" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is generally used to describe a subject or issue that may be difficult or uncomfortable to discuss. Example: "The class was hesitant to start the discussion on the rough topic of discrimination, but the teacher encouraged open and respectful dialogue."
How do you deal with sexual abuse, which is such a rough topic?" "I actually thought it was a very bad idea to have Hollywood have anything to do with your life because all they are going to do is embarrass us," adds Pfeiffer, whose double in the film is Rachel McAdams.
Trump hinted during the debate that he was tempted to bring up a "rough" topic, but he said in several interviews after the event that he restrained himself out respect for Chelsea Clinton, the couple's daughter.
A rough topic guide was used to act as a reminder of areas to be covered in the interviews (Additional file 1: Appendix 1).
The basic idea is that from an uploader's profile, we can gain a rough understanding of the topic of interest of the uploader.
Attribute reduction is one of the most fundamental and important topics in rough set theory.
Having got a rough idea of the topics writing the tests to illustrate the behaviour of the various data types and syntax turned out to be really hard.
The book enables the reader to systematically study all topics of rough set theory.
The rough has been the main topic of conversation during this week's practice rounds.
A year ago I kicked off my new iGCSE physics course by handing out the syllabus and asking two questions: "What do you know already?" followed shortly afterward by "OK, so where shall we start?" After some group discussion we mapped out a rough path through the headline topics, formed some teams and got started.
Rough Music is out now on Topic.
This criterion is particularly handy when analyzing Kunita flows by means of rough paths analysis which is the topic of a forthcoming article.
