'multifaceted discussion' is a correct and usable term in written English.
It can be used to describe a discussion or debate that covers multiple points of view or aspects. For example: "The two sides held a multifaceted discussion about the proposed legislation before coming to an agreement."
Mr. McConnell also said he had not made up his mind about whether he would support a new nuclear arms treaty with Russia in the remainder of this congressional session, an apparent confirmation that Republican support for ratification may also be part of the multifaceted discussions with the White House.
What an intense multifaceted word that is.
Other topics are of course multifaceted, generating discussions that depend on the global affinity of individuals and multiple cultural factors [30].
Discussion: A multifaceted injury prevention approach consisting of behavioral/educational, administrative/regulatory, and engineering interventions merits consideration.
In this paper, we report a study on the design of a visual analytics tool to facilitate the multifaceted analysis of online discussion forums.
Each group presented multifaceted solution routes from its discussion, including new policies, adoption of current policies, stakeholder engagement and collaboration, training, and programmatic and implementation changes.
Thanks go to Moyen and colleagues for their insightful synthesis and for promoting ongoing discussion of this multifaceted, challenging and fundamental aspect of the practice of critical care medicine.
The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here: http://www.biomedcentral.com/1471-2288/10/14/prepub The authors would like to thank Nicoletta Andri, Jerome Bickenbach, Alarcos Cieza and Ralf Strobl for many fruitful discussions and their multifaceted support.
Although the CanMEDS "Medical Expert" role is an integration of the six other roles, the discussion of a complex and multifaceted issue such as prognosis requires detailed discussion under more than one competency role.
