"have discussions on" is a grammatically correct and acceptable phrase in written English.
It can be used in any situation when you want to talk about having conversations about a specific topic. For example: We had several discussions on ways to reduce our carbon emissions.
Congressional and White House negotiators held no face-to-face meetings today, though they did have discussions on the telephone.
We can and should have discussions on how far to take security measures and how to improve intelligence coordination.
Olazabal is still to have discussions on whether to change the qualifying system for next year's match, but stated he is "definitely not" seeking more wild cards.
If I had a terminal illness, I would want to make provisions and have discussions on how to prepare the children.
The Divas, one of half a dozen specialty groups that meet at Iris House, have discussions on Wednesdays about sexuality and sensuality, medication and mental health.
Paul D. Ballew, a former senior economist with the Federal Reserve, said he expected policy makers to have discussions on several fronts, including the pace of the recovery and the direction of fiscal policy pertaining to taxes and spending levels.
The final sections have discussion on empirical observations and conclusions.
The two sides have had discussions on a settlement, this person said.
"I think in the past, occasionally having had discussions on this, there is not central procurement.
They are sharing platforms and having discussions on values, policies and campaigns.
Foreign Affairs Minister Hennady Udovenko visited Washington, D.C., in March and had discussions on NATO expansion with Secretary of State Madeleine Albright.
