The phrase "a frequent discussion" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a topic or subject that is often talked about or debated among a group of people.
Example: "The impact of climate change has become a frequent discussion in scientific circles."
Alternatives: "a common topic" or "a regular conversation".
"It's almost unbelievable," said Stephen Gillers, a law professor at New York University, adding that the risks of social media are a frequent discussion topic among lawyers.
"Should they be dumbed down or watered down to appeal to a wider audience?" A frequent discussion at NBC Universal is whether to water it down even more and do away with the "Sci Fi" name altogether.
This has been a frequent discussion point for Trump, who has warned about the horrors of the spread of MS-13 across the country, implying frequently that members of that gang enter the United States by crossing the southern border illegally.
A frequent discussion centered on what exactly defines an opera today.
Three CNBC employees, who insisted on anonymity to discuss internal deliberations, said that the role of opinion on the channel had been a subject of frequent discussion.
That contrast was a topic of frequent discussion during the committee proceedings Wednesday and Thursday, with Democrats proposing amendments that would have prohibited votes before hearing from the CBO ― and Republicans defeating those amendments.
Further, we are re-visiting our policy on covering Mr. Trump's presidential campaign something that has been a matter of frequent discussion and debate at the Observer since Mr. Trump announced his candidacy.
The imminent automation of the workforce worldwide is a topic of increasingly frequent discussion, as are concerns about access to jobs, goods, and services during a time of widening socioeconomic inequity.
Despite frequent discussion, palliative care remains a source of some controversy and confusion in clinical practice, especially concerning who should provide it, what it encompasses, and when and how it can help patients and their families.
The codes and emerging themes were developed in detailed and frequent discussion with two senior researchers (JH: a qualitative researcher, HP: an academic general practitioner) to enhance rigour.
"[You should] anticipate frequent discussion of animal spores.
