"extensive exchanges" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe a significant amount of back-and-forth communication or interaction between two or more parties. For example: - "The two leaders engaged in extensive exchanges about trade policies and economic cooperation." - "The conference was marked by extensive exchanges of ideas and perspectives on the future of technology." - "We had extensive exchanges with the customer service team to resolve the issue."
Moreover, phylogenetic analyses recovered extensive exchanges between non-homologous chromosomes in almost all analysed TR families.
Results of phylogenetic analyses of 2500 monomers originating from these families show high-sequence dynamics, evident by extensive exchanges between arrays on non-homologous chromosomes.
FISH experiments confirmed their almost exclusive localization in euchromatic chromosomal arms, while phylogenetic analyses revealed their highly dynamic evolution, particularly evident in their extensive exchanges between non-homologous chromosomes.
Assuming that the SC1 or SC2 regions in Scenedesmus and Chlamydomonas cpDNAs are equivalent, it would be necessary to propose that the transcription direction of the rRNA operon was altered during the evolution of chlorophycean green algae concurrently with the extensive exchanges of genes that took place between the single-copy regions.
The result is an extensive exchange of not only goods but also stories.
"You would really need a good hour or two of extensive exchange among folks that really know the issue," he said.
The extensive exchange of commercials is the beginning of the end game in what has already been the most expensive advertising war in presidential campaign history.
Germany since 1949 has built Deutsche-Presse Agentur into one of the more important news agencies in Europe, including extensive exchange with other national services.
In an extensive exchange of letters with Benjamin Rush, the Philadelphia physician and patriotic gadfly, Adams revealed his preoccupation with fame and developed his own theory of the role ambition plays in motivating man to public service.
"I'd like to issue a challenge to the commissioner to make public the extensive exchange of correspondence between the league's lawyers and Walsh's lawyers," Specter, a Republican from Pennsylvania, said in a phone interview after reviewing that correspondence.
These communities maintained an extensive exchange network that spanned West and South Asia.
