Sentence The phrase "discourse to" is not an idiom or common phrase in English and therefore is not correct or usable in written English.
PowerPoint, we're told, is reducing discourse to bullet points.
President Bush promised to bring civilized discourse to Washington.
With the European left in crisis, the party can't find a discourse to endorse.
The Guru Granth Sahib, the text, uses rational discourse to deconstruct proscriptive, superstitious and suppressive ideologies.
It is now common discourse to debate exactly what it means to be English.
Every new debacle creates space in the public discourse to talk about its problems.
She has changed her discourse to introduce social issues and was noticeably softer on immigration.
"For us on the ground, we are in favor of political discourse to pursue national goals.
During this period Tatian produced the two works that still survive, the Diatessaron and a discourse to the Greeks.
Further, for a discourse to be persuasive, the arguments presented must be organized in a particular order.
In his discourse to the wandering monk Vacchagotta, he rejected the theories of both eternalism and annihilationism.
