The phrase "a casual interaction" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a relaxed or informal exchange between people, often in social settings.
Example: "During the conference, I had a casual interaction with a fellow attendee over coffee."
Alternatives: "an informal exchange" or "a relaxed conversation."
In Rinse's 20th-anniversary year, it's a casual interaction that captures the station's past and future.
A casual interaction involves a spatio-temporal intersection between two causal processes which modifies the structure of both each process comes to have features it would not have had in the absence of the interaction.
The regulation also won't apply in cases where a police officer is investigating a particular offense, executing a warrant, court order or other related duties, or when the information is being collected during a casual interaction or from someone is involved in the administration of justice.
Given the importance of creativity and innovation to economic growth, a tax subsidy for benefits that foster casual interaction at work makes a lot of sense, even if some portion of the benefits might really be a form of compensation.
If the phone owner thinks it is a casual social interaction then -- boom -- the thing is out.
Managers once discouraged casual interaction among employees, viewing it as a distraction from "real work". Today we know that chance encounters on the job promote cooperation and innovation, and companies craft their floor plans and cultures with this in mind.
While some studies suggest that working from home can increase worker productivity, a different line of research shows that in knowledge-based industries, casual interaction among employees enhances creativity and innovation.
I could always learn something from Howard, even from the most casual interaction.
This kind of casual interaction between reporter and player is common in baseball, and it happens all the time.
These areas provide an intermediary link between the dwelling and the outer world and represent places of casual interaction between residents.
Five or six or seven people is the size of a civilized lunch or dinner party, and a couple of hours together in the air is just enough time to joke around, tell stories, make business deals and maybe even flirt — particularly if manufacturers include tables, facing seats and other inducements to casual interaction.
