'emerging discourse' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to refer to a discussion about a topic that is growing in prominence or popularity. For example, "The emerging discourse on economic inequality is creating a lot of debate in the public sphere."
The emerging discourse is lively and many-layered, defending both personal and national liberties.
As a result, such works of imagination bolstered an emerging discourse on subjects' rights.
Cultural mapping is an emerging discourse of collaborative, community-based inquiry and advocacy.
I believe that men in particular have a lot of thinking to do about the emerging discourse of the sexes.
I think it would make more sense to see it as a speculative manoeuvre in the application of an emerging discourse of treason.
The results also fit more broadly within emerging discourse that recognizes the importance of micro-scale processes and adaptation in Eurasian prehistory.
The article concludes with a discussion of emerging discourses associated with technology, cyberspace, actor-network theory, and GIScience.
Our investigations will push us to test the conceptual limits of these categories as we trace their place in emerging discourses of nation.
Many scholars have discussed urban decline, and one of the emerging discourses has called for redefining the crisis as an opportunity to establish new urban governance models.
In order to assess their positions within this environment, I give a brief account of my interviews below and present how the emerging discourses feed into the ‛selective humanitarianism' and ‛pragmatism with geographical limitation' narratives.
Three emerging discourses were identified among the interviewees, depending on the city of the interviewee.
