The phrase "conference discussed" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a specific conference or meeting where a certain topic or issue was discussed. Examples: - The conference discussed various strategies for increasing employee engagement. - During the conference, the panel discussed the current state of the economy. - The conference discussed the impact of technology on the education system. - The committee will meet next week to continue the conference's discussion on climate change.
The conference discussed the effectiveness of targeting individuals deemed to be leaders of a jihadist group.
A summary of the memo, Political "Best Practices" Conference, discussed strategies for strengthening the state's struggling Republican Party.
The MaCKiE-2002 conference discussed scientific problems that arise in applied chemistry, and for which advanced mathematical methods are known or are still under development.
This conference discussed the traditions of ocean law, modern doctrinal developments, marine fisheries, innovation in global shipping regulations, and new legal regimes.
The new chief executive of Sony, Kazuo Hirai, in a Thursday morning news conference discussed his plans for reviving the company, which is expecting record losses for the year just ended, including a major push into smartphones, Reuters reported.
The conference discussed whether the existing legislation aimed at preventing "conventional" media from divulging the complainant's name was now out of date and was difficult to apply to social media.
What subject did the Conservative conference discuss in Manchester yesterday?
Two years ago I was at an international conference discussing the universal issue of a rapidly ageing population.
Alastair Campbell and Peter Mandelson featuring in what must be the fringe of the conference discussing the life and thinking of Philip Gould.
The other day I found myself, as I often do, at a conference discussing lagging wages and soaring inequality.
David Kendall, Managing Director of Optima Projects Ltd, reviews a recent Network Group for Composites in Construction (NGCC) conference discussing some exciting developments in fibre reinforced plastic (FRP) bridges.
