"learned conversation" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this if you want to express advanced or formal conversation between two or more people. Example sentence: The scholars engaged in a learned conversation about various topics of interest.
What are porch swings and learned conversation next to the frenzies of the mad master?
But More soon discovered that Henry found it easy to keep his enjoyment of learned conversation apart from the conduct of policy.
That was not because we had no coaching badges, had not managed so much as an under-eight school team, nor spoken to a professional player other than when my surgeon friend had had a learned conversation with Gary Lineker about the toe injury that ended his career when we visited the Match of the Day studio (you see, we were qualified).
How do you handle them? A. We've tried something called "lessons learned" conversations.
Certainly, they receive an excellent advertisement in Eco and Carrière's playful and learned conversations.
He has learned conversations about religion in Mecca and reports a clever Saudi dissident saying: "The Wahhabis say 'al-Qaeda is not us' and it's believable.
The fifth biennial weekend brings together diverse alumnae and students for learning, conversation, and networking.
It's never too early to learn conversation etiquette.
Through learning, conversation, and action within a diverse community, I have experienced how faith and religious perspectives can inform these important ideals.
Babies learn conversation patterns and how speech works through repetition and patterns.
This role is to resource and, at the same time, to frame and direct, learning conversations amongst small groups of children.
