"enriched the debate" is a grammatically correct phrase that can be used in written English in many contexts.
For example, "The speaker's contribution to the discussion enriched the debate with his thoughtful insights."
But I think it's definitely enriched the debate.
More recently, philosophers have enriched the debate about color by aligning the most advanced color science with the most sophisticated methods of analytical philosophy.
Impassioned contrarians like Kirstein have enriched the debate over American art since the 19th century, battling complacency and more than occasionally calling the bluff of avant-gardists who don't have very good explanations for what they're doing.
It's enriched the debate here in Scotland and it has the potential to strengthen political parties as well because people are engaged in a way that they weren't before".
From the first discoveries a century ago, enriching the debate on the nature of the nebulae, until the various professional and amateur surveys today we have found more than one thousand of these fascinating stellar eruption.
Among those are members who believe that potential candidates such as Balls and former health secretary Andy Burnham must throw their hats into the ring to enrich the debate and present an image of an extensive exercise in democracy.
The forum continued its work after the second Nice referendum, and was widely praised for enriching the debate on Ireland in the EU, and for its non-partisan approach.
Much more can and needs to be done by this diaspora to help with the inevitable transition to democracy in Iran from helping enrich the debate about Iran here in America to sending a strong message of support to those fighting for democracy inside the country.
Other advocates of this view are von Hildebrand and Linke, both of whom enrich the debate in an original way.
I think his contributions would enrich the debate". Hart was asked in the Friday interview if he thought the public and the press would allow him to focus on issues in the fall rather than on the Rice affair.
Although Brazilian cooperation is still a model in the making, not immune from contradictions and shortcomings, it should be seen as enriching the debate on development principles, thus offering alternative solutions to advance the discourse on cooperation effectiveness in health.
