The phrase "a message of good" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a positive or uplifting communication or sentiment.
Example: "The letter contained a message of good, encouraging everyone to stay hopeful during difficult times."
Alternatives: "a message of positivity" or "a message of kindness."
He did not attend yesterday's launch of the UK tour, but sent a message of good will.
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.
A nomination for Divine Intervention would have sent out a message of good intent.' A nomination for the low-budget Divine Intervention' could help secure much needed international distribution.
Peter Arno takes aim at gallery visitors commenting on the "dribbles" of a Jackson Pollock look-alike, and Whitney Darrow, Jr., shows a painter working on a piece, one that looks suspiciously like one of Mondrian's famous grid paintings, and declaring that his art is "a message of good will for all mankind".
"As private American citizens, we brought a message of good will, formed by a shared interest in science and science-based solutions to problems, that would have been greeted with great suspicion if delivered by officials of the U.S. government".
Or can a message of good redeem a country that's been plagued with violence and poverty since its inception?
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.
What a wonderful message of good will and hope such a gesture would send.
The cover felt like a respectful message of good will to North America.
He makes world music for the age of the Benetton ad, in which cultural difference dissolves in a commercialized message of good will.
Brown once said he saw "visions of the mysteries of God" that he felt compelled to "impart to the world". Albert Artwell, who lives in the rural "bush" of northwestern Jamaica, also makes art to spread a heavenly message of good will.
