The phrase "a frequent contact" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone you regularly communicate or interact with, often in a professional context.
Example: "As a project manager, I have a frequent contact with various stakeholders to ensure the project's success."
Alternatives: "a regular contact" or "a common contact".
But Google has had a hard time drawing the line between public and private, most notably with the Google Buzz privacy settings, which lead one user to write a blog post entitled "Fuck You, Google" as well as to a FTC investigation, all because Buzz's strange conception of what a frequent contact means.
There is no need to fill out any "Recipient," or "To," field when using a frequent contact shortcut.
Tap on a frequent contact you want to send an email to, and a new screen will pop up that will allow you to compose an email to him or her.
Participant 2, Vendor A Before formal procurement had started, when deciding on a system, frequent contact with potential vendors and other organisations that were further on in the implementation journey was seen as helpful.
It is possible that a relatively frequent contact with undocumented migrants influenced how the health professionals in this study viewed the access to care for this group of patients.
Interestingly, the distribution of participants reporting 0 (17%) versus 1 10 (62%) versus 11 25 (13%) versus >26 (8%) diagnoses of NCGS per year was similar to the distribution of new diagnoses of CD, probably reflecting a more frequent contact with patients with gluten-related disorders in outpatient clinics already managing CD.
Moreover, many patients included in the treatment study and diagnosed with M. avium-associated lymphadenitis appeared to keep pet birds in the household or had an otherwise frequent contact with birds, as was demonstrated in a questionnaire for epidemiological purposes [ 3].
The author and activist Jane Jacobs once wrote that a person "in frequent contact with a wide circle of people and who is sufficiently interested to make himself a public character" plays a vital part in creating a sense of community in a city.
For example, the choice of congruent imperative mood as in Please have a look and give me your comment (text 8-6-O) to realise requests indicates a close relationship, frequent contact, and/or possible high affective involvement (Eggins 2004; Painter 2009).
This might be true as long as contact does not exceed a certain degree; frequent contact was also associated with this high stigma profile.
A typical trait of Enterobacteriales is its pathogenic character, and this means a very intimate, frequent contact with their hosts and almost constant, homogeneous conditions: the extreme case is that of Buchnera sp., an aphid-obligate symbiont.
