The phrase "and discussion in a" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used when referring to a context where a discussion is taking place, often in academic or formal writing.
Example: "The report includes an analysis and discussion in a variety of fields, highlighting the key findings."
Alternatives: "and dialogue in a" or "and conversation in a".
Student presentations and discussion in a small group setting.
On the other, "Shiite Islam thrives on debate and discussion in a particularly egalitarian style...
A couple of miles north, a small group of students and residents gathered for a peaceful rally and discussion in a UC public square.
If the College's freshmen could handle close reading and discussion in a small class format for CC, why not for literature?
I'm completely unrepentant about sofa government... having a formal meeting of cabinet does not make a decision or a discussion any better than having an informal decision and discussion in a group.
5. Synthesize research and discussion in a reflective essay exploring how the United States should go about the exercise of "nation building" in the aftermath of the war against terrorism.
Further research and discussion in an international context is, however, highly recommended, in order to reach scientific consensus and harmonisation on how to deal with this important topic in cancer risk assessment.
The colloquium is designed to address the work of its participants, and by so doing, to explore emerging questions in the field of Feminist Studies and offer an opportunity to advance work, commentary, and discussion in an interdisciplinary setting.
As the only uncensored Arabic television in the world, Al Jazeera does indeed slant its debates and discussions in a way that can be hostile to the West.
We plan to record these conversations and present the stories and discussions in a Voices of the Duke Health podcast so that everyone can learn and be inspired.
This was mainly done through active reflection and discussions in a group of three physicians with experience from general practice (including two of the authors, AF and ADO).
