The phrase "a substantive interaction" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a meaningful or significant exchange or communication between individuals or groups.
Example: "The conference provided a platform for a substantive interaction between industry leaders and emerging entrepreneurs."
Alternatives: "a meaningful exchange" or "a significant engagement".
It took me a while to survey some black inmates, as both camps generally shunned any substantive interaction across racial lines.
He not only sold all his holdings in Goldman Sachs, the investment bank he had run, but also specifically said that he would avoid any substantive interaction with Goldman executives for his entire term unless he first obtained an ethics waiver from the government.
The senator, allergic to public glad-handing, would have preferred a more substantive interaction.
Results suggest that there were three conditions associated with the extent to which CI members engaged in discussions with substantive interaction and reflection: a clear purpose, coach questioning, and the connection of theory to practice.
Direct substantive interaction takes place when an action is taken under both pillars.
Augmented reality glasses are just a more perfect way for them to avoid substantive interaction with normal people like you and me.
The IPU's Second World Conference of Speakers of Parliament adopted a resolution stating, "We would greatly welcome more substantive interaction and coordination with the United Nations, and call upon the world body to resort more frequently to the political and technical expertise which the IPU together with its Member Parliaments can provide".
A factorial design is therefore appropriate on grounds of no substantive interaction [ 92] and interaction not being the primary target [ 93].
But surviving members of Led Zeppelin submitted testimony to the court that they never had substantive interaction with Spirit or listened to the band's music.
