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'have discussed with' is correct and usable in written English.
It is usually used when you are talking about a conversation that took place between two or more people. For example, "I have discussed with my supervisor about changing roles within the company."
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As we have discussed, with hindsight, Avon now seems the more clear-headed in these discussions.
We have discussed with everyone and no one has said our demands are irrational or illegal".
What pending crisis might he have discussed with said random person – New York businessman Mike Fazio?
He said it was significant enough to have discussed with a colleague.
It is something he appears to have discussed with both Nike executives and the IAAF".
In recent weeks, American officials have discussed with Pakistani leaders the possibility of staging military operations in the tribal areas.
She could not have discussed with them, for example, her dawning realisation that she was attracted to other girls.
I have discussed with Commissioners Stein and Piwowar their views on SEC priorities and how to achieve them.
But once she heard the news she must have discussed with Verster the fact she could stop taking restrictive medication which, for four years, had been legally prescriptive?
I would now like to turn to the so-called "air force document" that I have discussed with the Council before.
"The FIA Gran Turismo Digital Licence is something that we have discussed with 200 automobile clubs around the world and with the FIA over the last three years.
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