The phrase "topic planning" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the process of selecting and organizing the main ideas or themes to be discussed in a piece of writing or speech. Example: "Before starting the essay, I spent some time on topic planning to ensure that my arguments flowed logically and cohesively."
(Be sure to have a backup topic planned in case she isn't).. Don't pry.
Tree identification, growing plants around the base of trees, pruning trees, and the Asian longhorn beetle and other pests are some of the topics planned for a course to train volunteers to care for street trees.
Importance of this is one of the topics planned to be investigated with the customer interviews and questionnaires.
Early in the program, it became apparent that a 2-day visit did not allow sufficient time for mentors to cover topics planned for that visit or to interact with all staff given shift schedules and duties.
The topics planned are the integration of Russia into the world economy, the question of how to respond to the growing dangers of protectionism and, most especially, what conclusions we can all draw from the crisis in the financial markets.
In this frame, the challenge of enhancing energy efficiency can be understood as an extremely relevant topic for planning at the municipal level.
b) Identifying relevant topics, planning and design, and interpreting study results should involve all relevant stakeholders.
Gardening Day, with talks and demonstrations on topics like planning a garden and using environmentally friendly techniques, will take place on Sunday, from noon to 5 p.m. Activities for children will include seed-planting, games and a puppet show.
Evolutionary Applications is a natural outlet for new research in the area of evolution and medicine, and a special issue devoted to the topic is planned for 2009.
