The phrase "a discussant for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to someone who participates in a discussion or debate, often in an academic or formal context.
Example: "She served as a discussant for the panel on climate change at the conference."
Alternatives: "a participant in" or "a contributor to".
Jeremy Stein of Harvard University, a discussant of Mr Greenspan's Brookings paper, points out that low policy rates may have mattered a great deal for income-constrained borrowers.
For instance, a discussant said: "No, I have not seen any HEW at my village.
For instance, a discussant said: "Because they easily share and understand our problem.
Most recently, Stella presented her candid paper, "The Hours Before 'Goodbye'" on the loss of a romantic relationship at the International Conference on Disability and Diversity, London, United Kingdom, and this past June , 2015 she was a discussant and presenter at Congress, Ottawa for the Pleasures, Sexualities, and Disabilities: Desiring Identities conference.
Evolution doesn't "design" anything, says anthropologist Matt Cartmill of Boston University, a discussant on the panel.
For each application a minimum of three review panel members are assigned to review the application: at least two provide written critiques and one may be only a discussant who adds to comments made by the first two assigned reviewers.
Furthermore, they were advised to invite all participating discussants for a final prioritization using likes.
The approximation function can be used at first for computation of the authority value of a given discussant, at second, for discrimination of an authoritative discussant from non-authoritative contributors to the web discussion.
Willingness to work in rural areas is accompanied by a strong call from the discussants for provision of equipment and other infrastructure in these areas.
The deviations for some of tested discussants for the best version L-CROWD are shown in Fig. 5. Open image in new window Fig. 5 The illustration of estimated values of authority of some particular contributors (dark gray color column for each contributor) and deviations (light gray color) for some of tested discussants for the best version L-CROWD.
