The phrase "a frequent communication" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a communication that occurs often or regularly between parties.
Example: "Our team has established a frequent communication to ensure everyone is updated on project developments."
Alternatives: "regular correspondence" or "ongoing communication".
Support from the ICU staff themselves is indispensable and, as a result, frequent communication, with a willingness to listen to concerns, is essential.
This could include making friends with the kids from the minority community, frequent communication with other family members (in our case Skype is the treasure), finding an au-pair, etc.
For many applications in wireless ad hoc and sensor networks, geocasting is an important and frequent communication service.
People respond well to a sympathetic ear and frequent communication.
The bulk of Friendly's correspondence relates to the production of the Media and Society Seminars (MSS), a process which required frequent communication with film crews, editors, and participants.
In this role, the nurse has a close relationship and frequent communication with the patient.
You can create a better dynamic through respectful, frequent communication. 5. Remember you are hiring a person, not a robot.
(She wanted to look like a moth). In a month she was scheduled to perform at the Coachella festival in California, and in between the 11th-hour "Melodrama" studio sessions in New York, she was in frequent communication with a production designer, figuring out what that show, and a subsequent tour, would look like.
The World Health Organization does not have a formal relationship with individual NPHIs but has developed a partnership with IANPHI, including frequent communication and joint programmatic activities.
Frequent communication is a great thing when it can be managed in a long distance relationship.
