The phrase "a broadcast message" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a message that is sent out to a large audience or group, typically through electronic means.
Example: "The company sent out a broadcast message to all employees regarding the upcoming changes in policy."
Alternatives: "a mass message" or "a public announcement".
Moreover, it belongs to one of the reliable broadcasting algorithm category where a broadcast message is guaranteed (at least algorithmically) to reach all the nodes in the network.
One of them that is applied by many is opportunistic broadcasting, where the probability that a node B will retransmit a broadcast message sent by node A is dependent of the distance between A and B: the greater the distance, the higher the probability that B will re-broadcast[19 21] re-broadcast[19 21]
You can't push out a broadcast message through a social stream because people will make negative comments".
The push-to-talk service allows you to connect to another user of the service on Cingular or even send a broadcast message to up to 30 contacts.
The Times's Eric Pace reported from Cairo on the reaction: "Mr. Nasser's decision, disclosed in a broadcast message, set off a wave of dancing and cheering among the hundreds of thousands of Egyptians who had thronged Cairo's dusty streets to demonstrate their support for the 49-year-old President..
After login, User B sends a broadcast message to establish his presence.
Step 2. After login, User A sends a broadcast message to establish his presence.
A broadcast message would be sent to the mobile devices to alert them of this change.
Recent studies in this area have focused on minimizing broadcast latency and guaranteeing that all nodes receive a broadcast message.
During the initialization of a one-hop neighborhood table, each node sends a broadcast message containing its (ID) and (POSITION).
Each time slot is assumed to be of sufficient duration to transmit or receive a broadcast message.
