The phrase "a communicated" is not correct in standard written English.
It is not typically used as it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The message was a communicated thought that needed further explanation."
Alternatives: "a conveyed message" or "a shared idea".
Under such a communicated mechanism, network status is synchronized between all the cluster controllers, such as global view information, topological information, and routing paths.
When the system has no personal interactions with the entity in question, a communicated opinion about the trustworthiness of an entity can be requested Trecom (indirect trust).
Participant A communicated with multiple local neurology groups, a specialty pharmacy, a rare condition management service, and a hotline for a pharmaceutical used solely to treat relapsing multiple sclerosis.
That is, A communicated the message to B, so it was the content of that message, while B then acted on the message and contacted C, which was metadata for the contact from B to C. Under the absolute approach, by contrast, you would devise a single answer.
PROMs met the criteria for this dimension if they examined whether health care professionals: a) communicated with patients in a way they could understand; and/or b) provided accurate information regarding care including diagnosis, prognosis, treatment options, follow-up care and support services, according to the patient's preferred level of information provision [ 1].
Businesses should invest in developing a clearly communicated story for a couple of reasons: first, stories create a blueprint to organize content that would otherwise feel scattered and random.
A clearly communicated insight creates a strong signal that is hard to miss or ignore, and it prepares a pathway for action to occur.
Our findings also tentatively suggest that support for such measures may be enhanced if they are clearly communicated with the policy intervention fully explained and a clearly communicated rationale which stresses protecting children and future generations from tobacco smoking.
The unit of the chemical footprint is "m 3 water needed to dilute the emissions to a no- or acceptable risk level", and can be used together with the actually available water volumes in a region as an easily communicated ratio and large scale indicator: values lower than one indicate sufficient safety for a studied area, and above one indicates an increased risk for chemical impacts.
There needs to be a clearly communicated drive to identify and solve issues that have led to patients receiving sub-standard levels of care over a long period of time.
Locally, some villages had a well communicated arrangement regarding where humans and animals get their water.
