"forefront of conversation" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to describe a particular topic or issue that is being discussed in detail. For example, "The issue of climate change has been at the forefront of conversation for the past several months."
"It's good to ensure it's in the forefront of conversation, get local politicians involved, bring the issue to light".
However, the fact that Chaadayev made his pronouncement a public one brought the matter to the forefront of conversation.
Today's political climate has once again brought health insurance to the forefront of conversation, and the election of Donald Trump has raised a whole host of concerns surrounding the Affordable Care Act (ACA), which he vowed to repeal during his first 100 days in office.
The absurdity of privatizing prisons, institutions whose purpose is to rehabilitate, so that their economic motivations no longer match up with their social missions, has for years been at the forefront of conversations regarding criminal-justice reform.
Diversity is at the forefront of conversations, and new books seems to arrive every year featuring lead characters who challenge the archetype of what I once believed they could be.
His work invites citizens who are often disenfranchised to the forefront of conversations about urban design, bringing democracy to the city space.
Missing from these explanations for a nine-month calendar, however, are discussions that focus directly on student learning and achievement, which should be at the forefront of conversations focused on schooling.
We need to bring Alzheimer's to the forefront of our conversation — not bury it.
Writer and feminist Talat Yaqoob says Muslim women have to be at the forefront of any conversation that takes place.
