"community discourse" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the conversations, discussions, and overall communication that takes place within a community, whether it is a physical or virtual one. Example: The local council organized a town hall meeting to encourage community discourse on the proposed development plans.
Unlike Wikipedia and similar approaches, SWAN's ontology is designed to represent and foreground both harmonizing and contradictory assertions within the total community discourse.
By detailing the connections among publics' positive emotions, coping, BAA's engagement, and community discourse, this study offers suggestions to (1) refine and expand the ICM model, and (2) develop a community-based, organization-decentered renewal discourse, which reflects the social media landscape.
Liberal groups are significantly more open than conservative ones to this form of community discourse.
She describes MAP's formation as deriving from "a grass roots outreach to local farmers, extensive regional exploration and community discourse" which lead to the identification of 11 regional zones in Mendocino County.
For instance, the perception that Fulani are violent and are not willing to adapt to modern life has long been held and is a commonplace in local community discourse.
If multiple people could communicate at the same time like a perma-IRC, if users could see who was on a page in real time or if other community discourse was possible then this might strike me as more likely to take off.
Key informants and general practitioners perceived that there was limited knowledge and understanding about hepatitis B and C within high-risk immigrant communities, and that chronic viral hepatitis did not typically feature in community discourses about serious illness.
Key informants pointed out that hepatitis had not been promoted in health education efforts to the same extent as other illnesses or infectious diseases, with the result that it did not typically feature in community discourses about serious illness.
The academic communities' discourses of theorizing and analyzing manifest themselves in the language of philosophy, architecture, anthropology, geography, literary and cultural criticism.
As well as regarding the writer as a research observer, community communicator and discourse constructor (through his or her use of ROE), Thetela also specified the role of the writer as a real world observer (through his or her use of TOE).
The above finding sheds light upon how academic genres are invariably embedded in disciplinary practices, with each discipline having its own communicative purposes, discourse community members, academic expectations and disciplinary constraints.
