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The phrase "speaks to a" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to talk about something that addresses a particular issue, point, or problem. For example, "The song speaks to a generation of young adults trying to find their place in the world."
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Rowe's case speaks to a larger reality.
He speaks to a few friends about it.
Rather, it speaks to a bit of planning.
Each version speaks to a different audience," he says, diplomatically.
That speaks to a potential Electoral College advantage for him.
What happened spontaneously speaks to a larger theme in Catholicism.
It speaks to a key area of masculinity for men.
That speaks to a depressing lack of imagination.
That speaks to a dramatically fast uptake of tablets.
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Mr. Ferrer speaks to an applauding group.
He declined to speak to a reporter.
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