"deepen the conversation" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used when talking about continuing or expanding a discussion on a particular topic. Example: "In order to understand each other's perspectives better, it is important to deepen the conversation by actively listening and asking questions."
The three talented young choreographers here will no doubt deepen the conversation.
The three talented young choreographers on this program will no doubt deepen the conversation.
The surprise emergence, at the end, of a pregnant Megumi Eda, who passes the dancers and touches each on the shoulder, seems to be an attempt to deepen the conversation with a touch of humanity, yet the shift seems like a postscript.
An intersectional approach, such as looking at these demographic factors, is a natural development necessary to deepen the conversation.
"We want to deepen the conversation about the importance of citizen reporting in today's media landscape," Steve Grove, the head of news and politics at YouTube, told me.
What of the limited and derisive vocabulary we utilized in pursuit of that understanding and our individual and collective unwillingness to deepen the conversation?
Two other panelists, Vivien Stewart of the Asia Society and Mari Koerner, the dynamic dean of the school of education at Arizona State University, deepened the conversation.
As cooperation deepens, the conversations might deepen as well, going beyond the geopolitical to become a genuine dialogue between civilizations -- individual rights and social rights, democracy and meritocracy, security and liberty; the right and the good, divinity and a human-centered religiousness, and more.
"With his commentary, Grant cut through the noise to drive and deepen the national conversation on the issues of his people," the judges said.
There's no time like the present to start or deepen the money conversation with your partner.
What if one of you gets a job in another part of the country? 5. How to Take the First Step There's no time like the present to start or deepen the money conversation with your partner.
