The phrase "a social conversation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to an informal discussion or dialogue that takes place in a social setting, often among friends or acquaintances.
Example: "During the party, we engaged in a social conversation about our favorite travel destinations."
Alternatives: "an informal chat" or "a casual discussion".
"We had a social conversation.
That's enough to keep a social conversation going.
We had more of a social conversation than a recruiting conversation".
The campaign "rekindled and re-started a social conversation about a brand near and dear to people's hearts," he adds.
It seems we must have a social conversation about this subject that will last for many years.
A new statement said "the firm has learned that an employee did have a social conversation with Mr. Paige that subsequently formed the basis for his column".
SkyGrid's take is interesting because it doesn't want to reinvent the wheel for brands and celebrities in terms of social, but aims to be a hub for all social conversation and content sharing.
If people think that everything is essentially a con job run by predatory elites or their ideological opponents, then you can't have a basic social conversation about the most pressing civilizational challenge we face.
There's an interesting social conversation about sex going down – ahem – amongst our cousins in Britain at the moment, and it's one we Australians may find useful to eavesdrop in on.
Both the #LikeAGirl campaign by Always which is working to change the perception of the word "girl" from a negative connotation to a positive term and the "Shine Strong" campaign by Pantene which encourages women to be confident and not apologize are creating an active social conversation about important women's issues.
I want to ask you a favour now which is sprung out of a truly important social conversation but may be heading for some crazy-making shit.
