"recurring conversation" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
You can use it to describe a discussion that often takes place between two people or in a group, usually about the same topic. For example: "John and Mary have a recurring conversation about which restaurants to try in town."
After the Cowboys game, Barber and the running backs coach, Eric Studesville, went over the play, but eventually it led them back to a recurring conversation.
Sitting within a recurring conversation among ourselves about how we find and why we programme shows to tour, I've found myself questioning the value and place of the festival within the wider arts sector of the UK.
One of the recurring conversations around the picnic tables in the Extra Mooga section of the Great GoogaMooga festival last weekend was whether the $250-a-day tickets to that premium section (the festival itself was free) were worth the price.
Two recurring conversations within my family and among the people I spoke to for my book The People are what they'd do if they won the lottery, and how they can afford to spend less time at work and more with those they love.
Friends can also create recurring conversations live when new episodes of their favorite shows air.
And one of the many recurring conversations they had while getting high was the topic of space and aliens.
The political, UN and NGO leaders should focus not just on the politics of refugee crises, but also on adopting new ways to improve the value of the money they spend to help people living in conflict, preventing the recurring conversations about how bad the world is getting for the people we serve.
One of his characters cites googling as a hobby; online pornography is a recurring topic of conversation.
Although vendors and shoppers carried on with their Saturday morning routine, the shooting was a recurring topic of conversation.
A recurring theme of conversation is the congestion now in and around Oxford – waits of over an hour on rush-hour roads, a bus system with nowhere to expand.
This was a recurring form of conversation.
