'exchange debate' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used when two sides are discussing their different perspectives on an issue or topic. For example, "The two sides of the argument had an exchange debate on the merits of the new policy."
The Guardian Local Government Network was a media partner for Westminster city council's ideas exchange debate, held in London on 17 January 2013 This content is brought to you by Guardian Professional.
This is the second time this month that the NGA has waded into the health care exchange debate.
It asked not whether the Internet as it stands today matters, but instead what kind of world do we want to live in, and whether the public space of our time can be a place of true dialog, exchange, debate, and openness.
Objective: the objective is to provide technical support to countries and regions in implementing the World Food Summit Plan of Action in the manner most appropriate to the country and region specific context through fostering information exchange, debate and consensus-building on policy issues identified as most critical to reducing hunger sustainably, and providing advisory services on request.
In the already long-lasting peaceful times marked by the predominance of the welfare state in Europe, the use of the internet is practically the only means for efficiently involving people, and particularly young people, in the political information exchange, debates, collectively prepared decisions for action and in the political action itself.
We firstly situate the scholarship of discovery, teaching, integration and application within the interprofessional and knowledge exchange debates.
nytimes.com/media OPINION Campaign Stops: 'The Conversation' Begins Columnists David Brooks and Gail Collins, in the first of a series of exchanges, debate which party's nomination process works best.
Even now, after a shake-up that aides said had brought an unusual degree of order to Mr. McCain's disorderly world in the last month, two of his pollsters are at odds over parts of the campaign's message, while past and current aides have been trading snippy exchanges debating the wisdom of attack advertisements he has aimed at Mr. Obama.
Since that exchange, the debate has continued in blogs and newspapers.
Mr. Jenney recently challenged supporters of a state-based exchange to debate Mr. Cannon at an event his group sponsored in Phoenix.
