"maintain dialogue" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to continue or sustain a conversation or exchange of ideas between two or more people. Example: In order to resolve the conflict, it is important for both parties to maintain dialogue and openly communicate their perspectives and concerns.
"I think we still want to maintain dialogue," Mr. Raske said.
Turkish officials stress to us the need to maintain dialogue and to identify a diplomatic solution.
"The members of the Security Council called on all parties to maintain dialogue and take steps to reduce tensions in the region".
He added: "Those events demonstrate how important it is for the government and the president to listen to the people, and how important it is to maintain dialogue even with minor groups".
The official news agency IRNA had reported that Mr. Rowhani, who helped maintain dialogue with three European countries about its nuclear program, submitted his resignation after Mahmoud Ahmadinejad was elected president last month.
Encouraged by the US and Britain to maintain dialogue with the opposition, he was outmanoeuvred by Sheikh Khalifa, the king's uncle, who holds the record as the world's longest serving prime minister – since 1971.
He is carefully critical of aspects of public services reform, while maintaining dialogue with ministers.
Unlike many other groups, it maintains dialogue with all sides in conflicts so that it can treat victims of violence regardless of their allegiances.
Instead, she says, she "reads fast and reads a lot", and maintains dialogue with other groups about how they approach campaigning.
Its most visible activities include opening schools, running charities that provide social services to the poor and maintaining "dialogue centers" that preach love, tolerance and peace.
Professor Willie Esterhuyse, who played a critical role in opening and maintaining dialogue between the apartheid government and the ANC, said: "Most of us knew there was close cooperation on nuclear research with not just Israel but also the French.
