The phrase "as conversant" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate someone's familiarity or knowledge about a particular subject or topic.
Example: "She is as conversant in French as she is in English, making her an excellent translator."
Alternatives: "as knowledgeable" or "as familiar".
"Big Bang" 's main characters, Leonard and Sheldon, are physicists, and not in the vague sitcom way that Ross, from "Friends," was a paleontologist, an occupation with which he seemed as conversant as a randomly selected eleven-year-old boy.
The book reads like fiction, as conversant as gossip over a beer at Barney's Beanery, at one time the artist's clubhouse and watering hole.
They were half my age and already as conversant with technology as you are with breathing.
Be "as conversant with [the other party's] policies as they are themselves".
But when it came to discussing philosophy--his field--he was nearly as conversant with as he had been.
He is fluent in Spanish, French, English and Norwegian as well as conversant in German and Italian.
Mr. Bush's campaign officials say that in the second presidential debate their candidate established himself as respectably conversant in the major international issues of the day.
We expect our contractors to be as knowledgeable and conversant with our OIMS processes as our own employees.
After a full decade of seemingly improvisational, almost haphazard looking lighting tableaus, here now was a design as fluid with symmetry as it was conversant in the language of negative space.
They say it happens when a rider falls and becomes trapped between the platform and the side of an incoming train, horribly squashed but somehow, because of the pressure, kept in one piece -- alive, conversant even -- as long as the train does not move.
But at its core, Instagram is the latest example of an enterprising team, conversant in psychology as much as technology, that unleashed an addictive product on users who made it part of their daily routines.
