The phrase "open conversation with" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means to start a conversation with someone in a candid and honest manner. Example: I decided to have an open conversation with my boss about my concerns regarding the new project.
They have "robbed reporters" of the opportunity to "have an open conversation" with police officers.
We need to start consulting on our plans, having an open conversation with the public.
Anything that allows you to separate yourself from the daily trials of life … and have an open conversation with yourself in regards to how you're feeling".
As a profession we perhaps need to instigate an open conversation with the public about the fact that some teachers, a minority, should not be in a classroom.
Politicians from all parties need to come together and have an open conversation with the public and the professionals at the frontline of the NHS.
In it, she describes how CCTV might be used to make services safer: "We would also like to have an open conversation with people about the use of mystery shoppers and hidden cameras, and whether they would contribute to promoting a culture of safety and quality, while respecting people's rights to privacy and dignity".
He learned the phrase "Do you like Chinese food?" in 17 languages to open conversations with foreigners.
For the next five months, Conley had a series of open conversations with undisguised federal agents, during which she repeatedly told them she intended to "wage jihad" overseas.
Doctors need to start having honest and open conversations with their patients about illicit drug-taking for pleasure, an eminent addiction specialist from London has told a medical conference in Melbourne.
At a conference this weekend, Medicine Unboxed, eminent artists, musicians and poets are in open "conversations" with NHS leaders, politicians and doctors, about the role of the arts in achieving the cultural shift needed to avoid another Mid Staffs hospital scandal.
Anderson understood this, but she, Cerf, Booker, and the venture philanthropists — despite millions of dollars spent on community engagement — have yet to hold tough, open conversations with the people of Newark about exactly how much money the district has, where it is going, and what students aren't getting as a result.
