"discuss about how" is correct and usable in written English.
To use it, simply describe the topic of discussion you'd like to have. For example: "Let's discuss about how we can reduce our carbon footprint."
We urge the BMA to reconsider this decision and come back to the table, because there is a great deal to discuss about how we reward the profession.
We will also discuss about how the proposed method is to be applied to an exhibition center in tracking users’ behavior.
In this paper the authors will discuss about how a new support system were developed at Tummalapalle mine on trial basis to establish a better strata control measures in the shale roof.
We're particularly excited about an upcoming event to bring young people together online from areas that that are hot spots for prescription drug abuse (Kentucky, Staten Island, Maine) to share media they've created (audio, visual and Web remix) on the issue and to discuss about how it's hurting their communities and possible solutions.
We discuss about how to select pinned nodes and how many nodes are pinned at least in an undirected network.
We will discuss about how we form the clusters, our choice of clustering algorithm and how we implement it below.
I am wondering it would rather benefit from the discussion on how to educate parents [for prevention] than discussing about how or where the injuries occur… … How can we educate people about this? … … But there is no medicine for preventing falls from trees.
In typical McGaughey fashion, he discussed about how he wasn't sure about his horse.
Distinct views have been discussed about how the MICOS modules cooperate with each other.
Amid the middle-aged tourists, senior citizens and cream teas we began discussing about how to give shape to their dream, and I decided to cut to the chase.
The role of toxicity in in situ sediment remediation was reviewed discussing about how it can be used for the selection of amendments and the monitoring of treatment technologies.
