"topical interest" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a topic or subject that is currently being discussed or is of current relevance. For example: "The new policy generated a lot of topical interest among the public."
The Journal will continue to publish in depth Reviews of topical interest, Short communications, Controversies, interesting images and Letters to the editor.
The development of efficient algorithms to analyze complex electromagnetic structures is of topical interest.
Other relatively sophisticated videos address social and political issues of topical interest.
His fiery letters and dialogues are of great biographical and topical interest.
Projects of modern topical interest that involve some independent development work by student.
This paper reviews recent developments in four important categories of magnetic materials that are currently of topical interest: soft magnets, hard magnets, magnetomechanical and magnetoelectronic materials.
Topical interests in mental health include cultural studies of various mental health problems, stigma, suicide, and relevant features of culture and cultural formulation in clinical practice.
Last year he introduced a lecture with topical interests and havoc in it, as provided by 800 ft. of Spanish war scenes which he interspersed with typical slides of blue skies, and movies of native marriage and fiestas.
She is joined by: Hunter Rawlings, the former president of Cornell University and currently professor of classical history; Ed Baptist, associate professor of history, whose academic focus is the 19th-century United States; and Tad Brennan, professor of philosophy, with interests in ancient philosophy, and topical interests centering around ethics.
Next, PeerIndex will help determine the ideal early user/customer, in terms of things like geography, topical interests and topical influence.
This change enables us to more fully and appropriately respond to cultural, political and topical interests across the UK.
