The phrase "a message of cheer" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when conveying a positive or uplifting sentiment, often in contexts such as greetings, encouragement, or celebrations.
Example: "During the holiday season, we send out a message of cheer to all our friends and family, wishing them joy and happiness."
Alternatives: "a note of encouragement" or "a word of positivity."
As he was explaining the party's rationale, a friend from North Fork Bank clasped his hand and draped himself happily around Mr. Oliverio's shoulders, delivering a message of good cheer.
It came with a card from proprietor Nick Papandreou showing a Currier and Ives-type illustration of the new parking lot at Mall of Colonial America here in Quaintford, New Hampshire, and bearing a message of yuletide cheer: "Give yourself the gift of freedom from lawn care, shrub trimming and flower bed chores.
It's a ghost story with a moral, a message of hope, good cheer and Christian redemption, and an assertion of the value of the Christmas festival when families get together for feasting, and quarrels are made up.
If it's a gift or a message of particular import (such as cheering someone up in hospital), a handwritten note to express your wishes is also a good idea, as it's likely your recipient will be happiest to read your message and have it backed up by the flowers.
A21 Bush Spreads Economic Cheer President Bush took his message of cheer about the gloomy American economy to the fertile political grounds of the Iowa State Fair.
President Bush today took his message of cheer about the gloomy American economy to the fertile political grounds of the Iowa State Fair, where he spoke between appearances by two of his potential 2004 Democratic competitors, Representative Richard A. Gephardt of Missouri and Senator Joseph I. Lieberman of Connecticut.
Then Rodgers thanked Packers fans for their cheers, and offered a message of quiet confidence to those who have been waiting since the 1996 season for another Super Bowl championship.
She was roundly cheered as she told them the Labour party was on their side, before reading out a message of support from Jeremy Corbyn.
His was a message of thanks for the emergency services and defiance in the face in the terrorism, words that were met with cheers and loud applause.
A message of tolerance, democracy and equality".
