This is a perfectly normal and correct part of a sentence in written English.
You can use it any time the context calls for it. For example: "I was amazed at your discussion about the advantages of renewable energy sources."
Sonsini dismissed Perkins's concerns, focussing instead on the fact that Perkins was discussing the case with an outsider, writing: Tom, be careful about your discussion about the inquiry and the Hewlett-Packard board process and deliberations in that all of that is confidential..
Sonsini dismissed Perkins's concerns, focussing instead on the fact that Perkins was discussing the case with an outsider, writing: Tom, be careful about your discussion about the inquiry and the Hewlett-Packard board process and deliberations in that all of that is confidential...
It makes your discussion about this somewhat stilted".
Mary Ellen, caught off guard by Florence, smiled and said, "Well yes, I am but I am really enjoying your discussion about the Hubble and all these cosmic marvels".
I think that your discussion about the Tree of Life, which comes closer to the end of the manuscript than to the beginning, p.105 106, could be more balanced, as you take the existence of a tree as an a priori hypothesis, and you never test it.
Your discussion about your past should be a calm one.
Can you talk about this, with special reference to your discussions about the Girls Gone Wild phenomenon, women flashing their breasts at certain public gatherings, and women's genital shaving?
To begin your discussions about pregnancy and parenthood with your partner, try these approaches: If you feel uncertain, use a celebrity or television pregnancy as a springboard to discussion.
If there are different dietary needs or mealtime preferences, include these in your discussions about when the kitchen gets used by whom, and how to keep food preparation areas and utensils clean/separate to meet everyone's dietary preferences.
If your discussion is about social issues, beware.
Don't make your discussion all about you.
