The phrase "speaks to the idea" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
You could use it in order to express how something relates to a certain concept. For example: "The organization's mission statement speaks to the idea of self-sufficiency."
Keeler, a member of the Navajo and Yankton Sioux tribes, continued, "That argument speaks to the idea that people do not believe that Native Americans exist.
It's an immersive film installation but it has this very performative feel, which speaks to the idea that identity is now constantly performed as well as being something innate".
The theme of the campaign, "Four, uncompromised," speaks to the idea that "whenever we come out with a new model not in our traditional area," he said, like the Cayenne sport utility vehicle, "you have to do a certain amount of convincing people that it's a Porsche".
That speaks to the idea of multitasking and viewing content on more than one screen.
That speaks to the idea that while Microsoft is smart to play the cheapness card in a down economy, there are at least some reasons that shoppers have been buying Macs in recent years, raising their market share.
"It really speaks to the idea that gestures and vocal language, or speech, evolved together".
And the deal spoke to the idea that Americans should stop looking down when they look south.
These are images of hope, as much as of disaster, and they speak to the idea that the things most fundamental to a culture — in this case, its codified knowledge — have not been lost.
If the sequence x has a generalized zero in (k, k+1], then this generalized zero is said to be at k + 1 when xk+1= 0, while it is said to be in (k, k + 1) when r k x k xk+1< 0. This terminology corresponds, roughly speaking, to the idea of hitting the axis in the first case or crossing the axis in the latter case.
For example, one participant spoke to the idea that although CrossFit may be empowering for women, providing recognition for what they could do athletically, the culture of the sport may place a body image burden on men: …I think it's given women…more recognition in athletics and what women are capable of…I also think it's made things for males much more challenging with their body image.
The drawings also speak to the idea of the editionable print through their ability to be replicated using domestic materials.
