"trade notes" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is usually used to refer to exchanging ideas or information about a topic. For example, "After the meeting, my colleagues and I traded notes on our favorite strategies for improving customer service."
I trade notes with my colleagues here.
And although they go to different schools, they've found a way to trade notes on their days.
It is where they cook meals, conduct training, lift weights and trade notes on the latest internal policy or city political imbroglio.
Ichiro Suzuki and Kosuke Fukudome share a heritage, a position, a quirky left-handed hitting style and can even trade notes on a feisty manager.
The article on the film "Amazing Grace," about the end of Britain's involvement in the slave trade, notes that slavery still exists in South America, Africa and China.
Turgeon also writes a blog called I Am a Mermaid and attended the Weeki Wachee Sirens camp in June 2011; I called her after my trip to trade notes.
Advocates of China trade note that trade talks are not the appropriate venue for resolving differences on human rights or security.
The broker initially cautioned against the trade, noting that Goldman rated Heinz as a sell, meaning the bank suggested that investors steer clear of the stock.
He was particularly involved in legislation that concerned agriculture and foreign trade, noting that his Arkansas constituency relied on a strong agricultural economy.
It was Stoudemire who, just a few days before the Anthony trade, noted that star players did not view New Jersey as a desirable destination, despite the proximity to Manhattan.
Gotta trade noted across the world lickety-split!
