The phrase "a flow of messages" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the continuous transmission or exchange of information, often in contexts related to communication, technology, or social interactions.
Example: "During the conference, there was a flow of messages between the participants, sharing insights and ideas in real-time."
Alternatives: "a stream of messages" or "a cascade of messages."
But he stays in touch with supporters through audio and video messages and a flow of fatherly messages on Twitter.
Why I... is generating a flow of Facebook messages, tweets and email that is amazing.
The Institute of Psychiatry at the University of London conducted clinical trials with volunteer office workers to measure how a constant flow of messages and information affects a person's ability to focus on problem-solving tasks.
In the WI, the retransmission of the data is carried out by an intermediate node which always works under a continuous flow of messages.
The most successful colleagues probably look like they can effortlessly manage a constant flow of messages, invitations to purposeless meetings, and a barrage of emails at all hours of the day.
In hiding, he kept up a flow of defiant taped messages urging Iraqis to fight US-led forces.
In this scenario, the first time a caller calls a callee, she makes a payment according to the flow of messages from 1 to 6 presented in Section 5.5 (hereinafter all the messages refer to that section).
We must create a flow of dialogue that delivers messages from health entities to individuals and back in a seamless and time-efficient manner.
If the call is not spam, prior to finalizing the session, the callee, behaving as a vendor, sends a payment request according to the flow of messages from 8 to 11 depicted in Section 5.5.
Users will, for instance, be able to open another app simply by tapping a link embedded in the flow of messages.Such moves to become the platform that supersedes other platforms are a natural evolution in software, says Venkatesh Rao of Ribbonfarm, a consulting firm.
