The phrase "a sort of dialogue" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a conversation or exchange that is not formal or traditional, often implying a more casual or informal interaction.
Example: "The meeting turned into a sort of dialogue where everyone shared their thoughts freely."
Alternatives: "a kind of conversation" or "a type of exchange".
Amazingly, each time was different as she created a sort of dialogue with the former owner of each garment, using specific gestures that Ms. Swinton and Mr. Saillard created with the assistance of Ms. Doué.
Thomas plays the entirety of the compositions he's selected for electrofeit as one whole set, treating it as a live concert of Bach fugues, each piece a sort of dialogue between two or more parts, or "voices".
"It is hard to create any sort of dialogue that English cricket is in a better place today than when Downton started," said Strauss.
"There is also a third group of people who really don't believe we should have any sort of dialogue or relations with the west".
Although the PP has traditionally refused to consider any sort of dialogue with Eta, it is known to have been in contact with the group during a previous ceasefire in 1998.
Today's kitchens are increasingly unwilling to engage in any sort of dialogue at all with their guests, designating themselves as the final authorities on what diners should and should not want to eat.
Of course, some cartoons don't have captions, but they still have characters and a sort of unspoken dialogue.
In the absence of parliaments a sort of rolling dialogue has unfolded, whereby public anger builds at the lack of progress, resulting in protests that prompt interim governments to further concessions.
And we'll be performing our show a couple times for the town, and hopefully, fostering a sort of community dialogue about how our show speaks to their town, or not.
Strauss uses the friendly rivalry of the two young men, a poet and a composer, as a framing device for a sort of Platonic dialogue about whether words or music are more important in opera.
Bundy began writing tortured notes to himself, often in the margins of his old memos — a sort of private dialogue with the man he had been 30 years earlier — something out of a Pirandello play.
