The phrase "articulate conversation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a conversation that is clear, coherent, and effectively communicated.
Example: "The panel discussion was an articulate conversation that engaged the audience and encouraged thoughtful questions."
Alternatives: "eloquent dialogue" or "clear discussion".
Her softly spoken yet animated, articulate conversation, like her writing, hopscotches between these countries and cultures, full of laughter at the ironies of her life and peppered with anecdotes.
Friends told The Times in 1996 that Conrad always managed to meld knowledge and articulate conversation with stories and humor.
Idle Thumbs offers some of the most consistently articulate conversation on video games you are likely to find.
He's not just capable of having a really articulate conversation about other cultures while also using the phrase "much less fucks to give".
Neither, it seems to me from talking to him, would King much enjoy a life in front of the camera; he's both intense and articulate in conversation, but never comes across as someone who loves to talk, who must get their oar in at all costs.
Always smiling, unfailingly polite, incredibly affectionate, fair and so thoughtful towards others, imaginative in play, both intelligent and articulate in conversation; in all a constant source of laughter and joy".
Exceptionally tall and long limbed, he is measured and articulate in conversation, carrying with him an expansive background as both a technologist and a media producer.
Despite the average age at the table, the behavior was sober and serious, the conversation articulate and thoughtful.
What he couldn't always articulate in a conversation he could say in a prayer.
The challenge Horn articulated in that conversation was not unique to IBM.
Reply 1: This is exactly what I was trying to articulate! Reply 2: That conversation must have meant more to you than it did to me.
