It is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a conversation where people are having an animated or lively discussion. For example: It was a vibrant conversation, filled with energy and enthusiasm.
Ms. Michelson's strong artistic voice is in vibrant conversation with history (her own and others').
Perhaps the queue is part of the whole experience, the setting for vibrant conversation?
"It's a total opportunity to have a really vibrant conversation [with the audience]," Munoz says.
Blurred Lines represents part of an increasingly vibrant conversation about achieving genuine equality for our daughters (and sons).
WOODRUFF: We are especially pleased to thank our partners at Facebook, who have helped us set up a vibrant conversation among voters who are undecided.
And I loved this vibrant conversation between the writer Eric Kim and the chef Esther Choi, all about kongguksu, the chilled Korean soybean noodles.
"That makes it hard to have vibrant conversations with a baby.
Genuinely progressive voices are not nearly as cowed as some suggest: as Purnell's journey has proved, there are vibrant conversations going on.
He had regrets about leaving a public university serving many first generation college students, but was thrilled by the "extraordinarily vibrant conversations among my history department colleagues.
As I've researched and thought about this, I've found vibrant conversations on the role of service-learning in higher education, as well as administrators and educators deeply committed to advancing community engagement in colleges and universities across the nation.
A leader in the social ed tech charge is Twitter, the home of vibrant conversations confined to 140 characters or less.
