The phrase "any kind of discourse" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to various forms or types of communication or discussion.
Example: "The conference will cover any kind of discourse related to social justice and equality."
Alternatives: "any form of communication" or "any type of discussion".
"It was discussed very clearly that neither the sheik nor the rabbi would give any kind of discourse," said the Rev. David Neuhaus, one of the event's organizers and the cleric responsible for Hebrew-speaking Catholics in Israel.
A logical principle is valid in any kind of discourse, no matter what kind of objects this discourse is concerned with.
As Michel Foucault, the prominent French philosopher, noted: "Education may well be, as of right, the instrument whereby every individual, in a society like our own, can gain access to any kind of discourse.
"I came because I want you to know that we are one family in our community … It's very important for us to stick together and not allow any kind of discourse to take place to divide us," Brown said. .
For a long time, entering into any kind of discourse about what being a feminist really means has felt a bit like a Tough Mudder course take a "wrong" turn, and you'll end up face-down in the dirt, surrounded by people hell-bent on setting you "right"—either for your own good, or so you don't get in their way.
For a long time, entering into any kind of discourse about what being a feminist really means has felt a bit like a Tough Mudder course – take a "wrong" turn, and you'll end up face-down in the dirt, surrounded by people hell-bent on setting you "right" – either for your own good, or so you don't get in their way.
To give expression to this complex historical present one must use a kind of discourse that can articulate both strings of actions and events and their human contexts.
Argumentation can be described as a kind of discourse through which knowledge claims are individually and collaboratively constructed and evaluated in the light of empirical or theoretical evidence (Erduran & Jimenez-Aleixandre 2007).
We don't have any kind of legitimate discourse in this country".
No one and nothing!" It was a swipe at the winter's protests demanding fair elections, a movement Putin chose to portray as a fifth column and a Western ploy to destroy Russia, rather than engage in any kind of political discourse with those of his citizens who were not satisfied with the status quo.
His view is that the terms Porphyry explicates are the building blocks of any kind of philosophical discourse.
