"grounds of discrimination" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a reason or justification used to discriminate against a particular group or class of people. For example, "The company was found to have acted against the law on grounds of discrimination, as they had different standards of hiring based on race."
Caste needs to be recognized alongside other grounds of discrimination, like race, gender.
If not, surely this will be open to challenge from other citizens of other EU countries on grounds of discrimination?
The complaint called for the Israel FA's suspension from the world football body on grounds of discrimination.
Manji and ITN chiefs immediately complained to Ipso, contending that the article breached the watchdog's code on the grounds of discrimination, harassment and accuracy.
Manji and ITN complained to Ipso claiming the article breached the watchdog's code on the grounds of discrimination, harassment and accuracy.
Example: denying someone promotion because they supported an employee who took that employer to an Employment Tribunal on grounds of discrimination over sexual orientation.
Their suit, being filed Friday in a state court in Boston, maintains that to deny marriage to couples who live in other states is unconstitutional, largely on the ground of discrimination.
What is interesting, she said, is that some legal strides toward parity for women have been made as a result of suits filed by men, and not necessarily on the ground of discrimination by association, like Mr. Granelli's.
(1992: 16) Additionally, a paradigmatic ground of discrimination, a person's religion, is not an immutable trait, nor are some forms of disability.
On the International Day Against Homophobia, Transphobia and Biphobia, Trudeau followed through with another campaign promise and introduced government legislation that adds gender identity as a prohibited ground of discrimination under the Canadian Human Rights Act.
Ms. Nelson sued on grounds of sex discrimination.
