The phrase "discourse and practice" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It can refer to the way in which ideas are communicated and put into action, or the relationship between language and behavior. It is often used in academic and theoretical discussions. Example: In his essay on social reform, the author argues that changing the discourse around mental illness is crucial in order to improve societal attitudes and ultimately, the practice of treating those with mental health disorders.
This raises interesting questions about the practical governance and management of ethical discourse and practice in HIV service settings, to be followed up in the discussion below.
We should therefore recognise the need for a modified version of scientific discourse and practice in China that is, not necessarily worse, but certainly different from that of the Descartian rationalism predominant in western societies.
Toronto's quest to host the Summer Olympic Games has dominated both contemporary planning discourse and practice.
The main finding of the first part of our inquiry is a clear gap between discourse and practice.
In daily socializing and faced with organizational challenges, subordinates need to find coherence between their leader's discourse and practice (moral and ethics).
Rhee's anticommunist discourse and practice was just an internalization of America's policy on the Cold War rather than an expression of South Korea's national interests.
Everyday discourse and practices insist that respect and self-respect are personally, socially, politically, and morally important, and philosophical discussions of the concepts bear this out.
The guidance provided by a Case Study Method approach to organizing and disseminating geodesign projects will help advance future discourse and practices.
Instruction grounded in a sociocultural perspective engages students in tasks that replicate the discourse and practices of the community and creates opportunities for learners to contribute to the community (Wegner and Nückles 2015).
The camel was later to be recovered as a symbol of Sahrawi unity vis-à-vis other populations and so regained a prominent place in Sahrawi cultural identity not only among refugees and nomads engaged in camel husbandry but as well in official Polisario discourse and practices.
In the case of Peru, receipt of four Global Fund grants to support HIV activities, and other three to support TB activities made the country a particularly relevant focus of analysis of how public discourse as well as community mobilization around these diseases was (or not) affecting the general health rights discourse and practices [ 19].
