The phrase "conversation so far" is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used to refer to a summary of events that have already been discussed in a conversation. For example: "We have discussed the budget for the project, the timeline for completion, and the resources we will need for the task. This is the conversation we've had so far."
Nor has he employed any beefy synonyms for "very" in our conversation so far.
Mr. Loquasto said he had one conversation so far with Mr. Sullivan but that they had not yet discussed casting.
If you tap the Play button on one of the utterances, they all play back in sequence for a quick review of the conversation so far.
The conversation so far has touched on eccentricity, sex (or not), comedy, feminism (or not) — rich topics for a rich novel.
Mohan: The conversation so far has been extremely positive.
Vodafone, the carrier that has at times been the UK's largest and will now recede further behind the others, has been out of the conversation so far but is almost certainly going to be raising some red flags with UK and European regulators about the acquisitions.
"Most of the conversations so far that have been in the public have been about the politics of it," said Ron Pollack, the executive director of Families USA, a Washington consumer advocacy group that has supported the law and is working to persuade people to enroll.
(Twitter has experimenting with similar alerts, though only for TV-related conversations so far).
It's not really a sexy topic, and my conversations so far haven't gotten to a point where it needed to be discussed, but it is something that I will eventually have to address with the right person.
Fox chairman Dana Walden told reporters that "conversations so far have only been logistical and are in very early stages" and that the series would only go forward if Carter, Anderson, and Duchovny were all on board, and that it was a matter of ensuring all of their timetables are open.
He did that and more; his conversation was so far ranging that I may have to present those parts of it that dealt specifically with Rock en Español, Nacional, the LAMC and the state of the music industry in general, at a later date.
