The phrase "opens the discussion" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe the act of starting or initiating a conversation or debate. Example: The professor's well-researched presentation on climate change opened the discussion among the panelists and sparked a lively debate on the topic.
"Unfortunately, as long as a non-Muslim opens the discussion, whether it's Gingrich or someone else, it's going to hit a brick wall in the Muslim community," Dr. Jasser said.
Moreover, this simple example opens the discussion for the importance of non-local differentiation in the averaging theories of Mechanics.
We anticipate that our study opens the discussion for a new methodology for designing media for spontaneous and collaborative communities.
They also introduce the concepts of efficiency and perceived safety which opens the discussion not only to infrastructural aspects and indicators such as walking speed, but to characteristics that help to specify certain needs in relation to individual preferences and (in abilities.
Scheer opens the discussion with the question: "Were they really tricked?" "It could have been 'paid,' it could have been 'subsidized,' it could have been 'used,' it could have been 'collaborated with,' " Whitney responds.
This opens the discussion on how far the functional phenotype of the partially characterized A. nidulans FlbB protein penetrates into the Pezizomycotina and which specific functions could be shared with orthologs in other species.
To open the discussion, participants were invited to discuss their own experiences of decision-making about mammography.
Mrs. Goldberg opened the discussion by talking about discipline; later diet was discussed.
Here, by way of opening the discussion, are 10 contenders.
"Maybe I opened the discussion about the racism, but I didn't see the difference.
Given the importance of counting calories correctly, it's time to re-open the discussion.
