The phrase "a longer message" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a message that has more content or detail than a previous one.
Example: "Please send me a longer message with more information about the project timeline."
Alternatives: "an extended message" or "a more detailed message."
She also posted a longer message on Instagram that ended with: "We are not Michael Browns family, but we are Michael Browns family.
Mr. Armstrong followed with a longer message and told the Bike Snob he'd simply wait for him outside his apartment near Central Park.
His girlfriend — they'd have been together for three years, come January — had gone away to São Paulo for good, leaving a note on the kitchen table and a longer message on his e-mail.
A few minutes after 10.40am, the festival's official Twitter feed brought news of the sellout and carried a link to a longer message from the organisers Michael Eavis and his daughter, Emily.
If anybody tries to send a longer message to your @shortmail address, the email will bounce and your sender will be asked to write a short message.
Slack has always included a Post feature that includes threaded comments and space for a longer message, but the company admits that it was fairly basic since it had only received five hours of attention to date.
But Dove's two-sentence Twitter note and a slightly longer message on Facebook left it unclear what exactly the ad was trying to convey.
We want to select a RS code that it should have longer message code but lower false negative rate.
To see that this second encoding is better, on average, than the first one requires a longer typical message.
In a longer Twitter message, Jamil also called out the Khloe Kardashian for promoting the Flat Tummy Co. teas that "give you diarrhea, which then gives you a flatter tummy for a day".
When an employee is terminated, it's easy to ensure they can no longer message others or have access to shared documents.
