The phrase "extent of discussion" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the range or scope of a conversation or debate on a particular topic.
Example: "The extent of discussion on climate change has increased significantly in recent years."
Alternatives: "scope of discussion" or "range of discussion."
Moreover, the content and extent of the discussion was unknown, and a standard definition for what qualifies as a "discussion on HPV vaccine" was not described in the survey.
Much depends on the extent of political discussion already tied to a particular candidate's name.
Like most of the religious laws I was introduced to in the army, that was about the extent of the discussion of them.
Weil mentions that the Brancas were able to afford a private nurse for their disabled child, A.J., as a result of a multimillion-dollar settlement, but this is the extent of the discussion as to the importance of monetary compensation to the family.
"This has been the extent of the discussion and I repeat that no offer of an interest-free loan has been received from Mr King, or anyone else, apart from Mr Sandy Easdale".
The use of other methodologies, such as audio or videotaping consultation could provide a more accurate picture of the extent of prognostic discussion during the musculoskeletal pain consultation.
States with a long tradition of supporting the interests of business and with weak campaign finance regulation, such as Louisiana, may be resistant to passing clean indoor air legislation regardless of the extent of scientific discussion.
Despite the National Housing Federation NHFF) and government being in talks since the election in May, the full extent of these discussions was not revealed until the voluntary offer was published at the NHF conference last week, alongside a requirement to respond formally with a yes or no vote within six working days.
Given the volume of published material and the extent of recent discussions on the topic (see, e.g., [Proc.
