"fertile conversation" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a stimulating, inspiring discussion with someone, usually on a particular topic. For example, "We had a great evening of fertile conversation about ecological sustainability."
This is a fertile area for conversation topics.
12.12pm: Jay asks if social meetings might be "fertile ground" for "inappropriate conversations".
Facebook and other user-controlled arenas where we're exposed to diverse topics can be fertile ground for political conversations.
"Digital conversations are a fertile ground for deception because people can easily conceal their identity and their messages often appear credible," Meservy said in the statement.
So when liberal groups first began to mobilize against cuts in the Bowles-Simpson era, they found fertile ground for changing the policy conversation.
Mr. Goldstein and Mr. Tolva are about high-tech architecture, behavior trends and aggressively courting technology entrepreneurs to look on Chicago as a fertile testing ground; Mr. Hauswirth is about conversations to improve services, participation and engagement with City Hall.
It's a diverse showing that includes photos, video, even GIFs, and will host a series of conversations about the vital and fertile place that represents something to everybody.
But most importantly of all, between the bias and the bullying, sustained conversations about reform cannot find any fertile ground.
Still, in all of the dialogue flurrying across our feeds, the following conversation needs to arise: Did the porn industry actually create the fertile ground upon which women would be raped?
But most theater professionals would agree that the lion's share of shaping comes in the fertile and sometimes frantic process of a playwright and a director, huddled together after rehearsal, deep in thought and conversation.
