The phrase "as the discourse of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing or analyzing a particular type of communication or conversation within a specific context or subject matter.
Example: "The study examines the implications of climate change as the discourse of environmental policy evolves."
Alternatives: "in the context of" or "regarding the discussion of".
As the discourse of paternalism evolved, its meaning became more nuanced.
You state in your acknowledgments that your idea was to write a short book about snark as the discourse of our time.
In 2011, in particular, the whole world has seen the power and impact of these tools in various events and revolutions, and indeed a number of institutions have taken note and started to investigate the usage and effect of these tools in less visible areas, such as the discourse of religious people within their communities and in interfaith dialogues.
Exit human resource issues (recruitment, systems supports, lifelong learning, career choice and migration), as per the discourse of the WHO [ 19], were rarely raised by these leaders.
As such the discourse of efficiency which gives voice to market based reform in the context of the joint commissioning literature may be limited in terms of its interpretation by local areas.
In this influential article, Fine offers an analysis of the public discourses of sexuality that characterise debates about sex education in the USA, summarised as sex as violence, sex as victimisation, sex as individual morality and the discourse of desire.
Compliance emerged as part of the discourse of healthcare providers in clinics and filtered into the daily discourses of people with diabetes.
As Frank Dikötter writes in "The Discourse of Race in Modern China," dark skin came to signify inferiority.
Current dam development shows little evidence that any historic reflection is taking place; instead the discourse of infrastructure-as-prerequisite-for-development is consistently repeated.
As noted earlier, Berkeley attacked the Discourse of Free-Thinking in Steele's Guardian, and continued his attacks on Collins in Alciphron.
This relatively high frequency of semiotic object as a sensed Phenomenon in the discourse of the patients indicates that in a broad sense patients exerted significant mental agency.
