The phrase "a recent debate at" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a discussion or argument that took place recently at a specific location, such as a conference, university, or organization.
Example: "A recent debate at the university highlighted the importance of climate change awareness among students."
Alternatives: "a recent discussion at" or "a recent forum at".
This reminds me of a recent debate at the United States Postal Service.
At a recent debate at Columbia University, which The Economist helped to organise, Mr Khosla defended the proposition, "The United States will solve the climate-change problem".
"If you approve of his policies, you should vote for her," he said in a recent debate at the University of Southern Maine here.
This was one of the questions raised at a recent debate at a conference celebrating the 350th anniversary of the Philosophical Transactions, the world's oldest scientific journal, published by the Royal Society.
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A party leader, Christian Blocher, said at a recent debate at Geneva University that while foreigners made up 22 percent of the country's population, they accounted for 54 percent of convictions for grievous bodily harm and 62 percent of those for robbery.
At a recent debate on parking at Westminster Hall, the LGA claimed that CCTV cameras accounted for just 2% of total council parking income.
"People are weary of career politicians," Walrond said at a recent debate, looking directly at Rangel.
At a recent debate on Afghan reconstruction at the Carnegie Endowment in Washington, Marina Ottaway, a senior associate at the Endowment, argued that the rush to embrace a "democratic reconstruction model" for Afghanistan is "dangerous," creating unrealistically high expectations.
A recent debate by Intelligence Squared at George Washington University examined a claim that liberals stifle intellectual debate on college campuses.
