"more effective discussions" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used when describing the quality or outcome of a conversation or debate. Example: "In order to reach a solution, we need to have more effective discussions that allow for open communication and respectful listening."
Pro: This will enable a more effective discussion in which all members can take part.
Providing clear answers to communities living along the river on whether the generated electricity will be used for domestic consumption (for example, bringing electricity to rural areas) or mainly for export to neighbouring countries would be a first step toward a more effective, transparent discussion.
In studies using focus groups to explore health issues, five to eight participants have been identified as ideal [ 54, 55], and fewer participants identified as more effective for discussion of sensitive subjects [ 56].
A project at Harvard has developed a Serious Illness Communication Guide and training course to trigger and train physicians to have more effective and timely discussions.
Governments, industry and civil society groups around the world are having very important discussions on critical infrastructure cyber security, and the resulting policies will be more effective if the discussion is open and various groups can work together to improve cyber security-related risk management globally.
This could further explain why writing was more effective than peer discussion in this study.
It has been shown that peer instruction is more effective than classwide discussion in promoting conceptual understanding in large classes (Nichol and Boyle, 2003).
Frankly, we find team interviews more effective for certain technical discussions.
Their web-based platform helps create a "flipped classroom" that encourages greater interaction between faculty and students, and more effective reading, thinking, and discussion through engagement with digital course materials, annotation tools, and discussion platforms.
