"developing discourse" is a valid phrase in written English.
It refers to the process of constructing or building a discussion or conversation through the use of words and language. Example: "The students engaged in a lively discussion, each one contributing their own ideas and perspectives, resulting in the development of a rich and thought-provoking discourse."
It encourages developing discourse around these three centres of learning and designing action accordingly.
This divide is central to the developing discourse of ballet in the eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries and persists through the twentieth.
Access Controlled will include a series of analytical chapters and regional overviews that contribute to the developing discourse around global Internet regulation and censorship raised in the first ONI volume Access Denied: The Practice and Policy of Global Internet Filtering, (Cambridge: MIT Press) 2008.
There is a limited but growing literature on seeking informed consent to research in developing countries and a developing discourse on informed consent and genomic research in developed countries [ 18- 20].
Tu Weiming, has been instrumental in developing discourses on dialogue among civilizations, Cultural China, reflection on the Enlightenment mentality of the modern West, and multiple modernities.
In the seminar, we will examine influential models, such as Nanook of the North and the work of Jean Rouch, in relation to developing discourses on documentary photography, anthropology, primitivism, and contemporary art.
Emily Segal: And the other thing about trend forecasting is, it's not a very developed discourse.
Although Hajer's theoretical concepts proved to be suitable for this research design, and to further develop discourse analysis for futures research, it is worth examining other theoretical and methodological approaches.
For Mou Zongsan (1909 1995), this was the key ideological factor that explained why traditional Chinese culture did not develop discourses of science and democracy.
So my focus is not just artistic practice, but I am also very much interested in developing a discourse out of the local context".
The International Classification of Functioning, Disability and Health ICFF) provides a common point of reference and a common language in a developing disability discourse.
