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The phrase "this work speaks to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that a piece of work resonates with or addresses a particular theme, issue, or audience. Example: "This work speaks to the challenges faced by marginalized communities in today's society."
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All of this work speaks to New York's continuing vitality.
This work speaks to a much larger culture of heraldry, history, and pride.
Finally, this work speaks to the usefulness of serosurveys for the quantification of epidemics, as to cost-containment in public health.
The fact that local researchers are conducting an increasing percentage of this work speaks to a growing academic capacity in Uganda that must be embraced and nurtured.
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This empirical work speaks to the growing diseasification of risk that molecular screening technologies facilitate, with risk 'treated' in much the same way as disease itself, through medical means such as medication, behaviour modification and surgical intervention (Armstrong, 1995; Sachs, 1995; Clarke et al, 2003, 2010; Aronowitz, 2009; Sulik, 2011; Gillespie, 2012).
Why does that work speak to you so strongly?
In medieval India new hearers and readers found ways that the work spoke to their concerns.
Instead, his work speaks to highly individual choices.
His work speaks to people who want to live in that Huxtable/Cosby world.
Finally, our empirical work speaks to the fundamental role of asymmetry and non-reciprocity in human connectivity.
The work speaks to the important role self-generated light plays in deep-sea communities, marine biologists say.
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