The phrase "an extensive exchange" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a thorough or detailed discussion or interaction between parties.
Example: "The conference facilitated an extensive exchange of ideas among the participants."
Alternatives: "a comprehensive discussion" or "a thorough dialogue".
The result is an extensive exchange of not only goods but also stories.
In an extensive exchange of letters with Benjamin Rush, the Philadelphia physician and patriotic gadfly, Adams revealed his preoccupation with fame and developed his own theory of the role ambition plays in motivating man to public service.
These communities maintained an extensive exchange network that spanned West and South Asia.
A statement on the website of China's foreign ministry from spokesman Qin Gang said the two men would have an extensive exchange of views.
Trade continued to be Ebla main economic activity during the third kingdom, archaeological finds show that there was an extensive exchange with Egypt and coastal Syrian cities such as Byblos.
Should the chromosome 4 and 19 SST1 arrays recombine this would result in an extensive exchange.
Cross-platform utilization of gene expression data from the SAGE and microarray technology could reduce the need for duplicate experiments and facilitate a more extensive exchange of data within the research community.
The migration rate analysis revealed that surface fish in the region form a metapopulation, with extensive exchange of genetic material among its component populations.
"You would really need a good hour or two of extensive exchange among folks that really know the issue," he said.
For instance, some proactive routing schemes (e.g., OSPF-MCDS [46]) require an extensive message exchange, which may produce an additional overhead in the network and consequently may impact negatively on the admission control decision (Figure 4).
In this study, we performed an extensive replica exchange with flexible tempering (REFT) molecular dynamics simulation of the ternary replicating complex of the archaeal family B DNA polymerase from the thermophile Thermococcus gorgonarius, right before the chemical step.
