"a relaxed interview" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe an interview that is conducted in a calm and informal manner, without any pressure or tension. Example: The journalist was pleasantly surprised by the relaxed interview with the celebrity, who seemed at ease and open to discuss any topic.
Mr. Burns gave a relaxed interview, sitting back with no notes handy and dropping anecdotes about his subject, pulling up quotes on command.
Chakvetadze held a relaxed interview yesterday in the garden outside the players' lounge while her father, Djambuli, was lying happily on a nearby bench, cellphone to his ear.
Building a rapport between researcher and interviewee facilitates the breakdown of the traditional hierarchal relationship that can occur with the resulting benefit of a relaxed interview and an in depth sharing of VBAC stories and this was achieved by identifying shared experiences between the interviewer and interviewee [ 32].
He forsakes his competitors' egocentric interruptions for a relaxed interviewing style that puts his guests centre-stage, if not always at ease (as Matthew Kelly recently demonstrated).
"The Internet is my home," Mr. Bastos (BAH-stows) said during a long, relaxed interview at a cafe down the street from his apartment here.
I have a very relaxed interview style.
During the pretty relaxed interview we talked on the age-old topic of Europe vs Silicon Valley, how you spot a Unicorn in the making — that is a startup that goes on to be valued at a billion dollars or more — and his own motivations.
To me, this lends weight to my case that if political interviewers carried out longer, more relaxed interviews, they would not only discover more information, they would produce a more factual account.
A. J. Catanzaro of Brooklyn agrees with everything the professionals say about people of his generation, but he is not interested in polishing his relaxed interviewing style to conform to more formal standards.
In a relaxed and candid interview, he said he felt "great" about stepping out of the limelight for the moment, explaining: "It won't be long before I can say what I think".
This ensured a relaxed atmosphere during the interview, with ample time in which to explore the interview themes.
