The phrase "a question and answer discussion" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a format or event where questions are posed and answered, typically in a conversational or interactive setting.
Example: "The seminar will be structured as a question and answer discussion, allowing participants to engage directly with the experts."
Alternatives: "a Q&A session" or "a dialogue of questions and answers".
Morning show host and O Magazine Editor-at-Large Gayle King hosted a question and answer discussion after the screening, which was also attended the likes of Barbara Walters (who told HuffPost that "anything Oprah does is a class act"), Vera Wang, Rachel Roy, Monika Chiang, Gloria Steinem, and Sanjay Gupta.
A question-and-answer discussion on home buying and mortgages and a workshop on investing in real estate also will be open to fair-goers.
Reported from Amman, Jordan: In this question-and-answer discussion, UNICEF Regional Emergency Adviser Bastien Vigneau describes what he is seeing in Tartous, Syrian Arab Republic, UNICEF's work there – and what more needs to be done.
The first part of each session consisted of a lecture given by a psychiatrist or psychiatric nurse and the last part of each session (30 min) consisted of a question-and-answer and group discussion period.
"I would love to go back and face a fair trial, but unfortunately... there is no fair trial available, on offer right now," he said in a live question and answer discussion organized by Canadian Journalists for Free Expression, Ryerson University and the CBC.
Students will lead question-and-answer discussions in the Socratic method, and, as at the school's Boston predecessor, every student must pass four years of Latin.
When teachers use classroom discussions, they are more of a question-and-answer type than a dialogic discussion.
"We need to investigate adding ocean energy to our portfolio". The symposium concluded with a question-and-answer session, prompting an open discussion between panelists and audience.
Also, take a look at the question and answer discussion that occurred after the panel discussion.
Here is a summary of the discussion – which included a question-and-answer period – with audio.
Deputy Dean David Bach moderated the discussion, which included a question-and-answer portion with students.
