The phrase "any sort of dialogue" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to any type or form of conversation or discussion between people.
Example: "The meeting was unproductive because there was no sort of dialogue between the team members."
Alternatives: "any kind of conversation" or "any type of discussion".
"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".
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.
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.
"It is hard to create any sort of dialogue that English cricket is in a better place today than when Downton started," said Strauss.
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".
In order to have any sort of meaningful dialogue, before we interrogate others, shouldn't we first interrogate ourselves?
A political conversation using those caricatures would be ridiculous and would make it near impossible to create any sort of constructive dialogue.
If we followed the rule that we may only comment on things said by people who have similar skin colors, it doesn't seem conducive to any sort of public dialogue.
McBride has a good ear for period black dialect, and a deft touch with all sorts of dialogue.
