"discuss this view" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used as a prompt or instruction for someone to discuss or share their thoughts on a particular perspective or opinion. Example: "In this essay, we will discuss the impact of social media on modern society. Firstly, we will examine the positive effects, but we will also discuss this view from a critical perspective."
We shall discuss this view in section 9. 6.
To discuss this view, we will first discuss the arguments people have given for the consent theory of political authority.
Although Brentano does not explicitly discuss this view, it is noteworthy that his theory has the resources to reject it without lapsing into a form of relativism.
Brentano does not explicitly discuss this view, but his objection to it seems clear: The polarity between truth and falsity must be grounded in our ability to form opposite judgements.
We discuss this results under the view that the source of the geomagnetic storm is no longer in the interplanetary medium.
We did not measure calcitriol serum concentration and thus we cannot discuss this topic in the view of our data.
(Edward Zalta suggests the possibility of reinterpreting his Meinongian object theory along similar lines, trading his primitive nonuniversal, sometimes contingent existence predicate E x in for a primitive nonuniversal, sometimes contingent concreteness predicate C!x. I discuss this version of object theory view below).
The next step was then to express a nucleus-targeted RFP under the control of estrogen, without any cross induction… We discussed this part in view of more recent observations that suggested some dependence of the RNAi machinery on the presence of sterols in the membrane to which essential proteins in this process.
Of parents who discussed this, the majority viewed this first touch in a very positive light, perhaps because they had often waited weeks and prepared themselves for this moment (mother 30 V, D/C; mother 13 C/S, D/C).
Based on a brief review of the histology, development, neurochemistry, and connectivity of the pyramidal cell layer, with some emphasis on CA1, we will discuss (1) if this view is still tenable, (2) which subdivision may be suggested, and (3) what implications such a subdivision may have for our understanding of hippocampal function.
"We haven't discussed this, but this is my view".
