"growing discourse" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to an increased exchange of ideas, opinions or communication in a particular context. For example, "The growing discourse between the two political parties has increased awareness of the issues facing the nation."
But with a growing discourse around the cultural and economic significance of the capital's clubland and increasing frustration from clubbers after years of venues closing their doors, Tuesday's meeting represents so much more than the survival of one club.
While the foregoing provides some context for a growing discourse we propose that standardization processes can also provide useful guidance in how to proceed with defining terminology.
Research is still needed, especially in a context where a growing discourse on their perceived educational benefits is observed and could lead to a broader promotion of their use.
Moreover, it aims to shed some light on the growing discourse of whether and to what extent pre-task and online planning influence the product of a writing task.
Let us not allow base hatred and the growing discourse of division to continue to take its human toll upon us.
The growing discourse and promotion of peace as a way of life takes shapes in the schools (through mandated peace curriculum), in the police and armed forces (who are being trained with peace education), and in businesses that are being pushed to think of development as promoting stability and the basic conditions to prevent violence.
Ironically, this embrace of the excesses of 19th century "robber baron" capitalism occurs just as the growing international discourse on ethical trade runs counter.
The book is part of a growing public discourse on education policy aimed at a data-and-ideas-hungry readership of helicopter parents, engaged practitioners and school innovators.
Consistent findings from across two national contexts evidence a growing negative discourse towards frequent short-haul tourist air travel and illustrate strategies of guilt suppression and denial used to span a cognitive dissonance between the short-term personal benefits of tourism and the air travel's associated long-term consequences for climate change.
We jerked ourselves free of the growing cosmopolitan/liberal discourse around the world by sinking into a positively medieval vocabulary, which is more or less where we remain today.
(Expert 8) The panels recognised that there is a growing risk discourse of protecting children from SHS within their homes.
