The phrase 'involve talking about' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to talk about something that requires discussion. For example, "The rest of the meeting will involve talking about our plans for the upcoming fundraiser."
It might involve talking about evolving journalistic practices.
And at this time, that does not involve talking about what they have shared with me".
Counselling will almost certainly involve talking about earlier life experiences, including childhood experiences, and linking them back to current concerns or difficulties.
Her new show with Paul Merrett, Economy Gastronomy, starts tonight on BBC2, and she has decided that their appearance on the BBC breakfast sofa will not only involve talking about the recipes, but also taking along the four salmon dishes – gravadlax, fishcakes, chowder and poached – that she can coax from one fish.
At dinner Bob tells them the program does not involve talking about or reliving their painful traumatic experiences.
Talking to any UK DJ or producer in 2015 is going to involve talking about clubs and more pertinently, club closures.
One of her favorite updates involves talking about her top priorities, what she is doing about them and what she needs from her managers.
They agree that his initial "seductions" involved talking about mundane or professional matters and then attempting to touch Constand under her clothes.
And that involves talking about these issues, the issues that charities and social enterprises see on the ground, campaigning on them, getting things done.
I wore running shoes at work, never strayed far from my foam roller and exerted as little energy as possible – unless it involved talking about the marathon.
Charles has not spoken publicly about how he might approach kingship, and even privately, aides always imply it is a highly delicate issue because it involves talking about a matter of deepest family sadness – the death of his mother.
