The phrase "casual talks" is correct and usable in written English.
It's used to describe informal conversations that are not overly serious or deep. For example, "We had some casual talks over lunch before getting back to work."
The casual talks put a deal in the $4 billion to $5 billion range.
Although Motorola had casual talks with prospective suitors earlier this year, the sale of the Nortel patents at a $4.5 billion price tag encouraged Motorola's directors to pursue a sale more actively, according to people briefed on the matter.
Finally, I also had some casual talks and communication with parents, especially those who started the program, and our conversations provide insight for my interpretation of the data that I collected through classroom observation.
"In my casual talks with bishops and archbishops, they mention that it is becoming a problem.
It starts with casual talks in the bar about not so casual topics.
Casual talks about depression, medications, and going to therapy happened organically and very early on they're parts of our lives that we both consider routine and typically uneventful.
And yet there is great chivalry in this casual talk of obsession and surveillance.
"TV is in the living room, it's in the bedroom, it encourages casual talk.
"Drinking Liberally," these salons are collectively known; anyone can go, and casual talk about social issues predominates.
Not so long ago, there was casual talk of a "Jewish seat" and a "Catholic seat" on the court.
And both men played down their conversations as casual talk prompted after others had urged Mr. Christie to consider running.
