"structure of the conversation" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to the organization or style in which a conversation is structured, including the turn-taking, topic shifts, and overall flow of communication. You can use it whenever you want to discuss or analyze the way a conversation is conducted. Example: "The structure of the conversation between the CEO and employees was very formal and hierarchical, with the CEO speaking for the majority of the meeting."
Given this modular structure, we proposed a verbal conversation system [37, 49, 50] that closely follows all the aforementioned properties, and discussed the structure of the conversation system based on the three utterance systems of iPhonoid related to different situations as illustrated in Fig. 5.
(Mother) Even the structure of the conversation differed between the different professions.
(Nurse2) "The whole structure of the conversation: cluster the information and offer the information step-by-step".
The idea of a 'hegemonic masculinity' – and, in particular, a hegemonic masculinity raced as 'black' – continues to implicitly structure much of the conversation and practice of these programs.
8 Factors that may affect the quality of handover include unclear structure of the handover conversation; 9 frequent distractions; 10 inadequate documentation 11 and overreliance on documentation; 12 and a lack of training in handover and non-technical skills.
Richard Holmes wrote in 1989 that the poem "is one of the most intricately structured of all the Conversation Poems".
These are reviewed in the paper and an integrated model is then proposed that includes both the structure of a conversation and the way in which an AAC system might produce conversational output (e.g. utterances, texts, multimedia items or combinations of these).
"They were saddened by the fact that they lost structures and part of the conversation was that they felt they lost additional structures because they had to stop what they were doing to help citizens evacuate".
He nails all the little points of the region: the obsessive car culture, the way that idle complaints about sports (the Pats, the "Broons") and the weather (always lousy) form the structure of nearly every conversation.
The study focused on the description of the dynamic structure of handover conversations.
In the case of everyday life conversations, it was observed that people tend to adapt their communication strategy affecting both the structure and the semantic flow of the conversation (e.g., misunderstandings and interruptions).
