The phrase "exchange ideas on" is a perfectly acceptable and frequently used phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe an activity in which two or more people take turns expressing thoughts or opinions on a particular topic. For example, "Our team held a meeting to exchange ideas on how to increase sales."
Thrusting young Conservatives have set up a group to exchange ideas on how best to communicate with constituents.
The teams, developed by Mr. Ray's friends and followers around the country, meet to exchange ideas on his principles.
"We exchange ideas on culture, art, the space of education, real-estate development, music, literature, philosophy, film and of course architecture and urban design," he said.
While the foundation described the visit as a way "to exchange ideas on creating schools for the 21st century," there was ample time for play.
AT Baltimore-Washington International Airport, about 30 aviation industry designers and contractors gathered recently to exchange ideas on how to manage expansion plans at their home airports.
Hida says she has always felt that something was missing in terms of places to meet and exchange ideas on culture and the arts in an accessible way.
Travellers exchanged ideas on scientific invention, religion, culture, music – everything, really.
Almost giddily, they exchanged ideas on how to improve the growing method and get the greens going in time for the winter menu.
The book is also a homage to a place where an influx of artists exchanged ideas on art and revolution at the Coupole and La Dôme.
Hurd's advice was well received at Wednesday's gathering of civil society activists at the University of London Union as they held forth on their concerns and exchanged ideas on how to press ahead with the OGP agenda.
By definition, that will cloud objectives and confuse outcomes, but there is a place for building trust (especially between civil society and the private sector) and exchanging ideas on major themes in development co-operation.
