The phrase "amenable to discussions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating a willingness to engage in conversations or negotiations about a particular topic.
Example: "The management team is amenable to discussions regarding the proposed changes to the project."
Alternatives: "open to discussions" or "receptive to conversations".
But the presidential debate commission has said it would be amenable to discussions on format once everyone agrees to participate in the debates themselves.
There were more editorials and brief communications in the internal medicine journals formats that are more amenable to discussions of bioethical or social issues.
It could also serve to establish a diverse, robust, and multistakeholder public private partnership source of counterfeit medicines information that would be more amenable to discussions for improving global health governance for counterfeit medicines that are ongoing within the international community.
Roy Aranda, who teaches a course on psychology and the law at Hofstra, said, "Rather than immediately pushing panic buttons all over the place, the school district should have set up some additional structures to make this more amenable to discussion".
Higher scores on the Neuropsychiatric Inventory may indicate a patient is more likely to respond to the treatment, particularly if the findings are within the domains most amenable to treatment with neuroleptic medication (see discussion below) [ 56].
Although group counselling for some topics such as danger signs in pregnancy, labour, delivery and postpartum may be an option, other topics such as birth plans may not be amenable to group discussion.
But people in nuclear communities understand the need for geological disposal and are much more amenable to having a discussion".
When Germany, the USSR, and the Western powers negotiated German unification in 1990, all parties appeared amenable to ambiguity in the discussion of future alliance politics.
