The phrase "a message criticizing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a communication that expresses disapproval or condemnation of someone or something.
Example: "She sent a message criticizing the company's decision to cut benefits for employees."
Alternatives: "a note of disapproval" or "a statement condemning".
The advertisement began running in five Montana television markets last Friday, with a message criticizing Mr. Taylor for business practices when he ran the Michael Taylor Institute of Hair Design for 10 years through 1988.
Mozilla, the maker of the popular Firefox browser, was under fire for hiring Brendan Eich as CEO because of his $1,000 donation in support of Prop 8 six years ago, and OKCupid decided to make a political statement of its own by splashing a message criticizing Mozilla before would-be daters could get to OKCupid's front page.
AQAP has condemned the mosque bombings and in December 2014, a senior AQAP leader released a video message criticizing the tactic of beheading prisoners for propaganda purposes, in a rebuke to both IS and to one of its own men who had publicly executed 14 soldiers earlier in the year.
A spokesman for the Afghan Taliban, who have pushed civilian casualties in Afghanistan to a new high in the past year, posted a Twitter message criticizing the attack as un-Islamic and expressing shared pain with the victims' families.
Many Indonesian Twitter users relayed a chain message criticizing what they called the minister's "shallow logic".
The Norwegian Nobel Committee assured itself extra publicity and sympathetic headlines across Europe today when, in awarding the 2002 Nobel Peace Prize to Jimmy Carter, it suggested that it was also sending a political message criticizing the Bush administration's policy towards Iraq.
That it often does not does nothing to negate the fact that Sanders has struck a very powerful chord with his message criticizing the historic levels of income inequality and rigging of the political system by big money and media.
Michael Cleveland, a weekly newspaper editor from Lyndeborough, N.H., sent a message last week criticizing me for giving voice to someone so obviously uninformed about how a newspaper works.
And on Monday morning, the @MittRomney Twitter account sent out a message that criticized "the Obama Administration's attacks on religious liberty" and urged those who agreed to sign a petition.
Ms. Axsmith was fired on Monday after C.I.A. officials objected to a message that criticized the interrogation technique called "waterboarding," a particularly harsh practice that the C.I.A. is known to have used on Khalid Sheik Mohammed, who is widely regarded as the mastermind of the Sept. 11 attacks.
Robert John Bennett, Dusseldorf, Germany: "The Holy Capitalists" may be one of those columns that attracts a storm of messages criticizing you.
