The phrase "offer a discussion" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means to present or provide an opportunity for a conversation or debate on a specific topic. Example: "The conference will offer a discussion on the latest advancements in technology."
We offer a discussion as to why.
The final lecture, by Susan Austen on March 14, will offer a discussion of clematis, a favorite of Mrs. Lockwood's.
We also offer a discussion of new puzzles and challenges in the study of warfare, such as the decline of war hypothesis and the growing prevalence of civil war, insurgency and non-state violence.
In the sixth section, we offer a discussion of the implications from the findings.
The assessment did not offer a discussion of this peculiarity.
The fifth and sixth sections offer a discussion of the results and concluding remarks.
The Company We Keep (1988) offers a discussion of the place of ethics in literary criticism.
Warren St John offers a discussion guide for students and "best practices" for teachers for his popular Outcasts United.
Mr. Cuomo also offered a discussion of political philosophy, describing what he saw as the key differences between Democrats and Republicans in New York.
In Images Performing History, Katarzyna Ruchel-Stockmans offers a discussion of contemporary art practices that question received notions of historical representations after the pivotal changes of 1989 in Europe.
TV One's "Washington Watch" offers a discussion on the debate over contraception coverage with Eric Baxter, senior counsel for the Becket Fund for Religious Liberty, a nondenominational group that represents religious interests, and Bill Press, a commentator and former seminarian.
