The phrase "between discourse and" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the relationship or interaction between two forms of communication or dialogue.
Example: "The study explores the dynamics between discourse and power in social interactions."
Alternatives: "in the context of discourse and" or "at the intersection of discourse and".
Between Discourse and Practice," at Eindhoven University of Technology.
The main finding of the first part of our inquiry is a clear gap between discourse and practice.
To clarify the analogy further between discourse and action, Ricoeur draws on speech act theory.
It follows from the analogies between discourse and action that all action is in principle interaction, just as all discourse is in principle dialogical.
Finally, this scenario of the contradiction between discourse and practice on the future of higher education related to ICT indicates that the initial experiences will be very difficult.
This view is in opposition to the stratal model that claims GM results from the stratal tension between discourse and lexicogrammar.
This approach complements data triangulation, as information from more than one source was able to be considered so as to determine links and relationships between discourses and practice.
It is apparent that the relationship between discourses and behaviour is complex but the discourses through which young people and parents discussed CSPs, and the positions people adopted within these discourses, were critical in perpetuating or minimising the practice of CSPs.
Authority gives actors the productive power that is classification, conceptualisation and categorisation the key links between discourse, knowledge and power (Ibid., pp. 110 111).
Halliday and Martin theorize and exemplify GM based on "stratal tension" between discourse semantics and lexicogrammar (see Devrim [2013]).
Interpersonal metaphor is categorized into metaphors of mood and modality, creating a stratal tension between discourse semantics and lexicogrammar.
