The phrase "two-way discussion" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to refer to a discussion or conversation in which both parties are engaged and actively participating. For example, "The professor encouraged a two-way discussion in which all students could share their opinions and ideas."
This should be a two-way discussion.
Their study of science is meant to add additional scholarly insight and to provide another touch point for a two-way discussion on the nature of reality and an exploration of how Western science and Buddhism can help each other to best serve humanity.
It was a two-way discussion, says Gunnell, with the Royal borough interested in the careful way that York is trying things out.
Online classes and videos made by a university's best instructors may benefit some students, but face-to-face classes of no more than 50 students may be better for others, especially if the instructor calls the students by their first names and engages in a two-way discussion of ideas.
Mainstream commentators have their own blogs and the posts on sites such as this are on the whole fresher and more egalitarian than the rather arid - if well intentioned - readers' corrections sections, which all too often are where apologies for inaccuracy get put for news errors, rather than real dialogue and two-way discussion.
In the last month behind closed doors is a discussion of expanded cooperation Nokia and Microsoft (two-way discussion, initiated by the new leadership of Nokia).
According to this person, Apple sees itself as being in transition from its old communications model, where a "single narrator" -- aka the late Steve Jobs -- articulated a "singular narrative" at a time and place of his choosing, to a new model where the company speaks in multiple voices and participates in two-way discussions with its consumers and fans.
At the end of the hour, the women and their partners met for a four-way discussion of the experience.
"I don't think a three-way discussion is particularly productive," said an official involved in organising the summit in Vilnius, the Lithuanian capital.
Plaid Cymru leader Leanne Wood tackled him on the subject during the seven-way discussion, saying it was scaremongering and that he should be ashamed of himself.
If the right atmosphere is created from the beginning, that of a conversation, not a performance discussion, then a two-way dialogue can occur naturally.
