The phrase "adding that the conversation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to indicate that someone is providing additional information or context about a conversation that has taken place.
Example: "She was very insightful, adding that the conversation had shifted towards more personal topics."
Alternatives: "noting that the discussion" or "mentioning that the dialogue".
Morales spouted "typical revolutionary rhetoric", De la Cova said, adding that the conversation left him in no doubt that Morales, although battered, was still committed to his cause – even though a few years later 61% of Puerto Ricans would vote for statehood.
"Newtown has opened the debate within the United States on weapons controls in ways that it has not been opened in the past," Abramson said, adding that "the conversation within the U.S. will give the (Obama) administration more leeway".
spoke of the murder of his son on the south side of Chicago, adding that the conversation should not be limited to mass shootings, but should also incorporate the gun violence that he said takes approximately 34 lives daily.
"We looked for a partnership," he said, adding that "the conversations didn't go anywhere.
Illston added that the conversation was mostly Hoskins talking about what he had heard about the Balco raid in the newspaper.
"I would be very interested in talking with you," Kyle wrote back, but added that the conversation couldn't happen for a few days: "I am packing right now for an antelope hunt my company is putting on for several wounded vets".
She adds that the conversation around the show is crucial.
She added that the conversation with Brown was cordial.
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"What's great about this moment is it's a redefinition — and I get to be part of it," said Jessica McConnell First, founder of a brand-strategy company, adding that the frank conversations about women's complaints will drive change.
"It helps to have people sharing their thoughts and resources during the event in case you can't attend all of the sessions," she said, adding that "the backchannel conversations during the event are almost more interesting than the live presentations". Teachers like Vradenburg who are immersed in the ways of Twitter have no problem leveraging the platform for professional learning.
