The phrase "a central communications" is not correct as it is incomplete and lacks context.
It could be used in contexts discussing a central hub or system for communication, but it needs additional information to be clear.
Example: "The organization established a central communications office to streamline information flow."
Alternatives: "a central communication hub" or "a central communication system".
The agency recently chose a company to install a central communications system that would be linked to more than 45,000 new gambling machines at restaurants and bars across the state.
The £11bn programme to install new meters in every home that will relay usage back to providers via a central communications system is starting to look like the Titanic floating towards an iceberg.
The cabling philosophy of a company is a central communications issue and represents a substantial investment; and provides service to a wide range of equipment for an extended period of time.
· Austria has become a central communications hub for Muslim extremists; France has become a key recruiting ground for fighters in Chechnya; and German groups, who often have extensive international links, are developing contacts with Balkan mafia gangs to acquire weapons.
Additional features include double-paned windows filled with argon gas and set into fiberglass frames; airtight electrical outlets and openings for plumbing pipes and fixtures; a central vacuum system that filters its exhaust and vents it outdoors; and a central communications box wired to multifunction outlets for telephone, Internet, cable television and VCR.
That's because part of the appeal of the product, and one of the reasons it's used quite as much as it is, is because of how it has positioned itself as a central communications hub — not just for people who work together but for the applications that they use all the time to get their work done.
Almost any digitally connected device in a car could become an entry point to the vehicle's central communications network, opening a door for hackers to potentially take control by, for instance, disabling the engine or brakes". The Wall Street Journal story focuses exclusively on cybercrime — for example, locking a car remotely and refusing to open it until a ransom is paid.
Friday, Los Angeles police said 448 complaints about gunfire were reported to central communications, a number that did not take into account complaints reported to division stations, the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department or other municipalities.
Isabella Sankey, policy director at Liberty, said: "Even before you throw Facebook and other social networking sites into the mix, the proposed central communications database is a terrifying prospect.
Isabella Sankey, policy director at Liberty, the civil rights group, told the paper: "Even before you throw Facebook and other social networking sites into the mix, the proposed central communications database is a terrifying prospect.
In a separate statement, the USDA's central communications office said the agency could not control whether federal funding given to U.S. subsidiaries would increase the profitability of their Chinese owners.
