The phrase "a more constructive dialogue" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need for a conversation that is productive and aimed at finding solutions or understanding different perspectives.
Example: "To resolve our differences, we should aim for a more constructive dialogue about our goals."
Alternatives: "a more productive conversation" or "a more positive discussion".
It can also, crucially, facilitate a more constructive dialogue between academic departments and the university administration.
Prime Minister Gordon Brown's speech today at Lancaster House goes in the direction of beginning a more constructive dialogue with Iran.
As Bensouda begins her nine-year term, it is also time for a more constructive dialogue on our future vision of international justice.
This panel explored the challenges presented by political tribalism and the ways in which we might move toward a more constructive dialogue.
We discuss in this article a few of the common misconceptions about scientific knowledge and the process of scientific inquiry, suggest that anti-evolution rhetoric perpetuates these misconceptions, and argue that clarifying these issues for our students will help the American public move toward a more constructive dialogue.
"By expanding the understanding of the deeply held beliefs and philosophical roots between cultures, we can create a more constructive dialogue on shared challenges," Nakagawa said.
The close relationships forged in the City mean fund managers tend to have a better, and more constructive, dialogue with the boards they invest in.
In many realms, disputants or stakeholders are unaware that there are people (sometimes sitting right next to them in their own organization) who can provide assistance, not by endorsing their objectives or advocating on their behalf, but by facilitating more constructive dialogue or engagement with the very people the disputant views as the source of their problem.
In a statement attributed to a spokesperson it told us: "People have told us they would like to see better public discussions on Facebook, and want spaces where people with different opinions can have more constructive dialogue.
I believe more constructive dialogue will happen between [people] who disagree if you can build a culture that weeds out trolling, name-calling and personal attacks.
At best, the talks in Geneva may lower the temperature and lead to a more constructive round of dialogue.
