The phrase "a range of conversations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a variety of discussions or dialogues on different topics or themes.
Example: "The conference featured a range of conversations about climate change, technology, and social justice."
Alternatives: "a variety of discussions" or "a spectrum of dialogues."
By aggregating and tracking a range of conversation streams on Twitter, people can see the contributions that housing associations and leading individuals are making to the housing conversation nationwide and in real time.
In my experience, many interviewees – politicians and writers, especially – eerily reproduce identical answers across a range of media conversations.
At the beginning of winter, I started having a wide range of conversations in which people mentioned the same fact: that President Dwight D. Eisenhower had formerly been a general, so there was a precedent for a military leader's being elected to the top office in a democracy.
With an engaged audience comprised of many who have committed their lives to these causes, South by South Lawn provided a platform for a range of interesting, multifaceted conversations.
Listening is important in a range of situations, from conversations or meetings in a workplace, to helping someone through a crisis, listening is at the heart of connection and affirmation.
Studies have tended to focus on qualitative data collection to analyse a range of features in conversation including didactic behaviours [ 9, 10].
We had to build on this statement and agree upon an approach to a range of frequently occurring gallery conversations on evolution.
Michael Jones is the Deputy Managing Director of North America for Change.org and oversees the work of the US campaigns team -- a team that elevates the voices of petition starters throughout the country on a range of national issues and conversations.
Still less can it explain the evidence from a range of sources – letters, diaries, eavesdropped conversations of captured soldiers – that shows the degree of support for Hitler up to the last month of the war.
