"wise discussion" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it whenever you talk about a discussion that is conducted with intelligence, insight, and consideration for all parties. For example, "John and Mary had a long and wise discussion about their budgeting strategies."
Focus shall therefore be on the column-wise discussion, as follows.
This figure prompts two discussions: a row-wise discussion of the differences in correlations between different genes and a column-wise discussion of the differences in correlations between different choices of endogenous controls.
Wise's discussion is weakened by his failure to confront these difficult questions.
Note that many animals are quite vulnerable in nature, and proper human care and concern can improve their longevity and their well-being, as Wise's discussion of human socialization of chimpanzees strongly suggests.
A question that arises here is whether tropes might be able to provide a "thinner" alternative to such ontologically "rich" entities as the fact that Socrates is wise: for discussion see Dodd 2008a: 7–9.
For example, during counseling sessions, the smart web aid always proposes step-wise topics for discussion, each of which follows a checkbox list that enables the counselor doctor to record essential items about what the counselee patient has already know or done.
Sessions open with 'Think Wise' films and discussions about cricket, breaking the ice and getting the young participants engaged in the process.
Before subjecting the airlines and customers to new costs, it would be wise to try industry discussions.
Asked when Woods would rebound and return to form, Foley said: "Until he's playing more than 10 tournament events in a year and he can prepare and do everything he wants to do golf-wise, there's no discussion.
Most of us will find ourselves and our loved ones somewhere in the pages of this penny-wise and bullion-foolish discussion about Americans' attitudes toward thrift —bargain-hunting, thrift-shopping, dumpster-diving, or (you know who you are) calculating the savings on three-hundred-dollar boots amortized over a five-year period.
Most of us will find ourselves and our loved ones somewhere in the pages of this penny-wise and bullion-foolish discussion about Americans' attitudes toward thrift — bargain-hunting, thrift-shopping, dumpster-diving, or (you know who you are) calculating the savings on three-hundred-dollar boots amortized over a five-year period.
