The phrase "a joint conversation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a discussion or dialogue that involves multiple parties or participants.
Example: "During the meeting, we had a joint conversation about the project's goals and objectives."
Alternatives: "a collaborative discussion" or "a shared dialogue".
A subsequent joint conversation with child and parent together is often required to complete the planning process.
Finally, when the person with dementia returned home, a joint informal conversation was held with the person with dementia and his/her spouse, focusing on the former´s experiences of the outdoor walk, in relation to use of the PPAP (Part 3).
First a joint informal conversation with the person with dementia and his/her spouse took place, where the couple summarized what had happen in their daily life, in relation to use of the PPAP, since the previous data collection occasion (Part 1).
At the time of our joint conversation, Norman just had finished directing Tough Guys Don't Dance.
Finally, discouraged, they made a joint decision: no contact, encounters, conversations.
In the present, we got to hear Margaret Pomeranz use the phrase "suckin' on a joint" and complain about stoner conversations in the 70s being "really boring".
In our boarding house kitchen, eating was a joint obsession, an unquenchable topic of conversation.
Old ways of working included the use of manual systems, different tools and processes for decision making, and inefficient ways of co-ordinating via email.. Using a cloud-based, shared software system like pam helps, but the partners still had to have grown-up conversations to agree a joint plan and run it together, using shared resources for the overall good of the project.
Former Senate Majority Leader Trent Lott, who is supporting Kasich, said there were "calls going back and forth between the Kasich-Rubio campaign" about the possibility of a joint ticket, though he said those conversations were preliminary.
