The phrase "a good interlocutor" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who is skilled at engaging in conversation or dialogue, often in a thoughtful and effective manner.
Example: "In discussions about complex topics, having a good interlocutor can greatly enhance the quality of the exchange."
Alternatives: "an effective conversationalist" or "a skilled communicator".
He found McGuinness "a good interlocutor".
(Khalilzad said that as far back as 2002 he had seen Talabani as a potential President. "He's a good interlocutor; we work well together," Khalilzad told me. "I'm prejudiced, though — he's a friend of mine").
"With regard to South Korean policy, Kim Yang-gon had a very good social network and was a good interlocutor for the North with the South," said Michael Madden, an expert on North Korea's leadership.
Dr. Albright said that after negotiating with Mr. Kim and socializing with him at two dinners and at the performance in honor of the 55th anniversary of the North Korean Communist Party, she found him a "very good listener, a good interlocutor".
"I found him a very well-informed person, a good interlocutor, obviously a Russian patriot who seeks a normal position with the West," she said of Mr. Putin, who also caught her attention by abandoning note cards that his aides had prepared for him.
"With regard to South Korean policy, Kim Yang-gon had a very good social network and was a good interlocutor for the North with the South," Madden said.
Like any good interlocutor, the former centre-forward was not afraid to probe further, though.
Like all good interlocutors, the former centre-forward was not afraid to probe further, though.
A former close colleague of Heywood says: "There have always been a few people like him in the civil service: very, very big brain capacities, good interlocutors, always in the key meetings – activist civil servants.
The key figure in this strategy was the Persian prince and governor of Asia Minor, Cyrus the Younger, who over a number of years developed a good relationship with his Greek interlocutors such that when he decided to make his fateful bid for the throne, he was able to easily recruit some 10,000 Greek mercenaries.
Having sought this audience, he found a new set of interlocutors, and he learned a good deal from them.
