"salient topics" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is generally used to refer to topics which are particularly important or relevant in a particular situation or conversation. For example: "At the meeting, we discussed several salient topics, including the budget, staffing levels, and new initiatives."
Here again, the pen jabbed at the salient topics of the day - Cuba, juvenile delinquency, the Red menace - interspersing essays with letters to the president.
On the other, his own characteristics in particular — his obvious intelligence, discipline, and interpersonal appeal — were made salient topics for media and public discussion.
The exhibition races through hip-hop's tangled chronology, touching on some salient topics including the block-party origins of hip-hop and -- in a very gingerly way, with few examples -- controversies over inflammatory lyrics.
Here again, the pen jabbed at the salient topics of the day - Cuba, juvenile delinquency, the Red menace - interspersing essays with letters to the president ("Wasn't there anyone around to give you the lecture on Cuba? Don't you understand the enormity of your mistake - you invade a country without understanding its music").
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Calls to Congress about policy are also believed to be most impactful when they're about issues flying under the radar than big, salient topics like immigration reform.
Look again at (38) and (39): (38) and (39) quantify over parts of a contextually salient topic situation.
Replacing tTop with other salient topic times tTop' in the context results in states holding through the alternative tTop'.
It means that Zhangsan is sleeping at 10 00 a.m., in addition to other salient topic times (e.g., 3 00 p.m. and 9 00 p.m. yesterday).
By replacing tTop with other salient topic times tTop' in the context, the alternatives of the focused denotation are states which hold through tTop', as in 40b.
The cancellability suggests that the persistence sense is a conversational implicature triggered by the temporal scale, which is induced by the focus associate tTop and other salient topic time tTop' in the context.
