"centered discussions" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe a type of discussion or conversation that is focused and balanced, where all participants are given equal opportunity to share their opinions and ideas. Example: "The meeting was productive and efficient, thanks to the facilitator's skill in leading centered discussions."
When the topic is approached in this way, philosophers normally center discussions of religious truth claims on three basic categories: religious exclusivism, religious non-exclusivism, and religious pluralism.
Lore, formerly known as CourseKit, is a Founder's Fund-backed classroom management system that centers discussion around the familiar (and addictive) interface of the scrolling newsfeed.
Most of my recent visits with Karyn were centered around discussions concerning Henry's health, and his schooling.
"Shoah" — a film that, though conjuring death, is centered on discussions with survivors — evokes the reappropriation of violence by Jews facing extermination.
While roundtable discussion formats are excellent for issue-centered discussions, there are students who will be wary of sharing their feelings in such a large group.
He added that the convention center discussions had brought Hartford to the attention of developers.
Debate can fruitfully be centered about discussion of the several proposed pathways by which we got here.
This makes a gentlemanly issue-centered discussion essentially impossible.
YOGI BERRA MUSEUM AND LEARNING CENTER Discussion between Donald Dewey, author of "The Black Prince of Baseball: Hal Chase and the Mythology of the Game" and Allen Barra, author of "Brushbacks and Knockdowns: Baseball's Greatest Debates Over Two Centuries".
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No subheadings or sections are necessary.[5] For the discussion section, center Discussion wherever it falls on the page.
