The phrase "discourse between" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used when describing a conversation or discussion between two or more people. Here is an example: "The discourse between the two politicians became increasingly heated as they debated the issue of immigration reform."
Contemporary art in all fields should be a lively, continuing discourse between creators and audiences.
Still, Mr. Thompson said that discourse between the two groups had mostly been productive.
After the intense discourse between Antigone and Kreon, and later Ismene, the Chorus starts to broaden their picture and awareness.
The time therefore has arrived for a new discourse between the west and the rest on freedom and democracy.
After three days of negotiations, the heated discussions reached an impasse, and direct discourse between Sādāt and Begin became impossible.
Early in my broadcasting life an interview was just that: a long discourse between two people, at least one of whom was thought to be worth listening to.
In lieu of evidence for radicalisation, she says, is a lazy interchange in public discourse between the words "Muslim" and "extremist".
Unlike the exchange at Beth's, most of the discourse between city and country gentlefolk is more in line with what the greenmarket founders intended in 1976.
The discourse between the young and the nostalgic retains some of its inherent poetry in the form of a longing intimacy.
Finland, starting a decade or two later, revamped its innovation system but anchored it around its old system of institutional discourse between business, capital, workers, and the state.
On the American side, that includes revaluing China's currency, leveling the playing field for American investors in China and establishing a serious discourse between the nations' militaries.
