The phrase "ample discussions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a situation where there has been a significant amount of conversation or debate on a particular topic.
Example: "After ample discussions among the committee members, we reached a consensus on the proposed changes."
Alternatives: "extensive discussions" or "plenty of discussions".
"It is an important matter that relates to Sony's core businesses and management, so the board must hold ample discussions".
Ultimately, E.P.A. made the decision not to include the section on climate change because we had these ample discussions of the subject already".
Accordingly, throughout Kant's writings, we find ample discussions of religious issues.
Finally, the issues of dynamical instability and of the role of lattice vibrations that still constitute the subject of ample discussions within the CALPHAD community are revisited in the light of our current knowledge with a set of recommendations.
Existing literature has provided ample discussion on this scenario (Cai 2010), and thus, we will not discuss it in detail.
There's ample discussion of his famous use of split diopters and split-screens.
In recent years, there has been ample discussion about "green" growth and "green" jobs.
To celebrate the 250th anniversary of Clementi's birth, the Graduate Center of the City University of New York is presenting a day of his music, along with ample discussion of it.
Mario Draghi, the president of the central bank, said at a news conference on Thursday that the bank's Governing Council, meeting earlier in the day, had an "ample discussion" about measures to stimulate the economy.
For a play so grounded in the spoken word, "The Weir" (the title refers to a dam near the pub — even more to read into) feels active and funny throughout its 95 minutes, and invites ample discussion after it ends.
A lawsuit against HSBC Holdings accusing the bank of discriminating against a gay banker has sparked ample discussion on the Internet — and on DealBook — about the acceptance, or lack thereof, of gay men and lesbians in the securities industry.
