"conversation transcripts" is a correct phrase to use in written English.
It refers to a written record of a conversation or dialogue. Example: The court requested the conversation transcripts as evidence for the defendant's trial.
Mr. Sellars wrote or, more accurately, assembled the libretto for the opera, fashioning passages from interviews with project participants, history books, conversation transcripts, memoirs, declassified security documents and poetry, notably "The Holy Sonnets" of John Donne.
Peggy emphasized that her experience in graduate school was critical for landing this work — she went, in effect, from analyzing conversation transcripts with an eye to producing academic work, to analyzing conversation transcripts with an eye to making Xerox's products more user-friendly.
Law enforcement sources allege that the computers contained detailed bookkeeping records, wiretapping software and encrypted files of tapped phone conversation transcripts.
Correction: August 15 , 2002 Thursday A conversation transcript in Science Times on Aug. 6 with Dr. Charles Lockwood, a leading researcher on premature babies, included an outdated reference to his affiliation.
The CITRMD's letter claims that that advice was ignored - an allegation apparently supported by the radio conversation transcript and the eyewitness testimonies in BGP's 17 September report.
As one Huffpo reader commented, "Some bs about ethics for printing the conversation transcript without getting her response.
The "telcons --telephone conversatelcons --telephoneade by Kissinger's secretelcons --telephonees that were later destroyed--conversationspostranscriptsof Kissinger's outgoing and incomade phone calls during his tenure as national security advisor and secretary of state.
Writer quotes from 7 conversations… Transcripts from a series of taped interviews between writer and George Balanchine, the late director of the New York City Ballet.
The White House has been sticking to its unacceptable, take-it-or-leave-it offer of one-time, closed-door conversations without transcripts.
No matter whether that is the case, the informant seemed to be an active participant in conversations whose transcripts were released.
At Welles's request, Jaglom recorded their conversations, the transcripts of which have now been edited by Peter Biskind in the new book "My Lunches with Orson".
