"discussed and understood" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe a scenario in which two entities communicate and come to a shared understanding about something. For example, "We discussed the issue and understood the consequences of our decision."
These choices should be made more explicit, discussed, and understood.
These proposals have been classified generically as Model-Driven Engineering (MDE) and share common concepts and terms that need to be abstracted, discussed and understood.
IndieWire's Boyd Van Hoeij remarked on the movie similarly writing, "Somewhat shockingly given the subject matter, the most stimulating material in 'Nymphomaniac' isn't the explicit sex but how sexuality is discussed and understood".
Well, I read every word of Paul Krugman's article about the failure of Economics as a discipline and of economists as a group, and I don't disagree with any of it, but he is missing out on some big issues that also need to be discussed and understood before we actually know what is going on in our world.
Real "persistence of the product" in the body versus "clinical visible effect" concepts must be clearly explained, discussed, and understood by the patient before every treatment.
Furthermore, patients' decisions regarding treatment should be guided by healthcare providers, after the most relevant topics and concerns have been evaluated, discussed and understood by the patients and their relatives.
"International pressure is very important to us because we want a change in policy and the way people discuss and understand what the army does - war crimes are committed every day, the settlements are getting bigger and 18-year-old kids are sent to guard them".
Based on this fact, it is important to discuss and understand the feasible setup parameters to achieve the optimum radiation-collection-efficiency of a fixed-type system.
Systems of education must discuss and understand their own raison d'être from a sophisticated philosophical and educational perspective, also taking thoroughly into account a future perspective, involving a spectrum of potential futures.
