"running discussion" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to an ongoing or continuous conversation or debate. Example: During the meeting, there was a running discussion about the budget cuts and how they would impact the company's operations.
Now, there's a running discussion of whether Obama can in fact fire DeMarco.
Dolezal's name has been added to a running discussion of racial appropriation.
Jolley has been running discussion groups like these since he first came to Auburn.
He carried on a running discussion with the umpire, with noisy fans, and at times, with himself.
ABC capably tracked the ice time of key players, hits, scoring chances and shots on goal, which begot a running discussion about the many misses of the Devils' Bobby Holik.
They generally include grading (exam papers, homework or lab reports), running discussion sections, holding office hrs (in person or by email), preparing course materials and (for laboratory leaders) supervising laboratory sections.
It is important to be flexible when running discussions like these.
Then he was hired by a journalism research center, the Poynter Institute, and, along with his links, he made a place for running discussions, like the current give-and-take -- or bash-and-poke -- between journalists and public relations people who are sometimes called flacks by the journalists.
Rather than having students run discussion on the last day of discussion of our next novel, I assigned a team of students to run class discussion the first day we talked about Charlotte Brontë's Jane Eyre (1847).
In order to effectively train new entrants to undertake bioinformatics research in the "-omics" era, WEBCB has, over the past two years, run discussion fora to define the key elements constituting a minimum set of bioinformatics skills.
The professor lectures, the TA runs discussion sections and grades certain tests and papers.
