The phrase "as Conversations with" is not correct in standard written English as it lacks clarity and context.
It could be used in a context where you are introducing a series of dialogues or discussions, but it needs to be part of a complete sentence for proper usage.
Example: "The book is structured as Conversations with various influential figures in the industry."
Alternatives: "in the form of dialogues with" or "as discussions with".
This research, Mayer said, began as conversations with Nick Feamster, a Princeton professor of computer science.
The book will be published in 6 months, coming out simultaneously in France & America as "Conversations with Hitchcock".
Nic Green hosts, and there will be interventions from Jess Thom and others as well as conversations with academics.
The 61-year-old Mr. Bradley envisions the program as conversations with extraordinary people from around the country.
Our data inspections, as well as conversations with rangeland experts, indicated a need for greater emphasis on collection of grazing-related monitoring data, particularly ground cover.
It may instead be considered a professional communication, and thus covered by the same privileges as conversations with other professionals, including doctors and psychiatrists.
In 2017, look to how marketing takes on a new life with Google Home, and Amazon's Alexa as conversation with machine learning gadgets is leveraged for marketing strategy.
In honor of National Donate Life Month this April, here are some startling statistics about organ and tissue donation that might prompt you to facilitate as conversation with loved ones today.
We tried to have as many conversations with as diverse a group as possible to try to tell a collection of what we thought were individually the most interesting stories and then collectively the most interesting stories.
Through discussion at faculty meetings as well as individual conversations with concerned faculty members, we were able to allay this concern.
He began a journal recording his observations of the sky as well as his conversations with his neighbour Edward Pigott.
