The phrase "a discussion that needs" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when indicating that a particular topic or issue requires further conversation or examination.
Example: "There is a discussion that needs to take place regarding the new policy changes."
Alternatives: "a conversation that requires" or "a dialogue that is necessary".
It has become 'old world' to discuss ethics in journalism, but it's a discussion that needs to happen.
This is not a discussion that needs to stay in the boardroom.
"These are critical issues, and it's a discussion that needs to happen".
That is a discussion that needs to happen, especially in Atlanta, Mr. Taylor said.
"Walters has started a discussion that needs to take place not just between women, but between all of us".
This, surely, is a discussion that needs to start now, up and down this country, with everyone who is concerned about where power lies taking part.
The austerity debate, Stuckler says, is "a public discussion that needs to be held.
The man, Omowale Adewale, 34, continued: "Ask the youth in the community what they want!" "There is a full discussion that needs to be had," Mr. Williams said, trying to wrest back control without addressing the men.
The point is that there's a critical discussion that needs to take place around here about gun control, violence, an understaffed police force, neglected neighborhoods, chronic joblessness, the war on drugs, failing schools, and the priorities of public officials.
"This is an important discussion that needs to take into account the highly competitive nature of the industries that employ minimum wage workers, as well as consumers and the thousands of small businesses which own and operate the vast majority of McDonald's restaurants," the statement reads.
"Sadly, the events of last week have been confused with a very important discussion that needs to be had about renewable energy and how it can be better integrated into the national energy market.
