The phrase "a message that reads" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the content or wording of a message, often to describe what the message conveys or states.
Example: "The notification displayed a message that reads, 'Your account has been successfully created.'"
Alternatives: "a message stating" or "a message indicating".
The problem for many people is they get a message that reads "Cannot connect to the iTunes Store".
Dawdlers are chided by a message that reads, "Time's up! Try not to think so much in this round.
It blocked them for users only in Germany, who see a message that reads "Blocked" and "This account has been withheld in Germany," along with a link to more information about the policy.
Also at 8.53am, Melissa messages her loved one: "Did you turn the iron off?" and Heather sends a message that reads: "Why don't YOU come sit on MY lap and kiss me :-)".
Pictures of Elian's mother, who died on the ill-fated crossing in which he was rescued, are accompanied by a message that reads in Spanish, "Let my son live in liberty".
The NOF is right that there are good fats, and that the sugar that's so often found in low-fat food is a major factor in obesity; the PHE is right that a message that reads "eat fat to get slim" may not be the most useful thing for most people to hear when they're deciding between a cheeseburger and a salad.
According to reports, this latest leak included a message that read: "Hey Noel, you can admit it's real now".
Who can bother with this stuff?" U.S. diplomats acknowledge that the flags have limited their audience, even posting a message that read: "Who fears the billboard?
Her last communication with her husband was on 25 September, when he sent her a message that read "wait for my call", followed by a knife emoji.
According to GolfWeek's Eamon Lynch, PGA of America employees who attempted to access certain files Tuesday were greeted by a message that read: "Your network has been penetrated.
