"significant talk" is a grammatically correct and generally accepted phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to conversation that is important, meaningful, or relevant to a certain topic. For example: "We had a lot of significant talk about our future plans over dinner."
Critics of the government contend that it is using archaic sedition laws to silence the opposition.China and Japan held their first significant talks on security since 2011, another development in their attempt to ease tensions over rival territorial claims to islands in the East China Sea.China protested to Myanmar over the deaths of four people on its side of their border.
When you're talking to your significant other, talk to them exclusively, even if it's just for a little bit.
Indeed, an entire chapter is devoted to one of the authors flying to Houston and failing to get anyone significant to talk with him.
There has always been something significant to talk about in each of the games".
The prelude to this fight has featured significant trash talk between the two, with the undefeated Cormier going so far as to file a grievance with the Texas athletic commission, requesting that Nelson be required to shave his signature beard.
Both teams needed a victory to keep their playoffs hope alive and there was significant trash talk between Rex Ryan and his players and many of the Giants in the weeks leading up to the game.
Significant cross talk between the MET, EGFR, and HER3 leads to cross-activation and potentially resistance to EGFR-targeted treatments.
CD4+ T cell subsets have significant cross talk, with the ability to "dedifferentiate" given appropriate environmental signals.
The process is complex, involving the entirety of the cytoskeleton with significant cross talk among the microfilaments, intermediate filaments, and microtubules.
Detailed phosphoproteomic analysis of Bcr-Abl transformed cells [ 92] has revealed significant cross talk between Bcr-Abl and the negative feedback loops that control Lyn signaling via Cbp/PAG1.
