The phrase "a corresponding debate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a debate that is related or relevant to a particular topic or issue being discussed.
Example: "The recent findings have sparked a corresponding debate about the implications of climate change on global policy."
Alternatives: "a related discussion" or "an associated debate".
Reflecting on the corresponding debate in Germany, we suggest the following five key principles for a sustainable use of PPP and provide recommendations for their implementation: (1) minimising use; (2) identifying, quantifying, and communicating risks; (3) optimising risk management; (4) compensating for unavoidable effects; (5) internalising external costs.
The moment stood in stark contrast to Mr. Obama's behavior in the corresponding debate just before the Iowa caucuses.
Every registration in Juraportal.dk includes both the article, for instance "Bør erstatning uden for kontraktsforhold kunne nedsættes?" by Henry Ussing, and the corresponding debate on the subject.
A political row is raging in the schools sector about whether those without qualified teacher status should be let loose in the classroom, but the corresponding debate about non-specialist teaching of English and maths is nowhere to be seen in further education.
One can thus arrange the hybrid non-pluralist/pluralist positions and the corresponding debates in a well-founded hierarchy, where along the way one embraces more and more non-pluralism.
But there is also evidence of a corresponding shift in tax policy debates.
Former neurosurgeon Ben Carson, who impressed many Republicans during the first debate and received a corresponding boost in the polls, scored more modestly this time around.
Food campaigners, policy makers, journalists and academics continue to debate an alleged decline in home cooking, a corresponding increase in individualised eating habits and the impact of such trends upon public health.
Their API contains information concerning video debates in Parliament which are tagged by users against a corresponding MP.
