The phrase "a message that translates" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a message that can be interpreted or converted from one language or format to another.
Example: "The author included a message that translates the complex ideas into simpler terms for the readers."
Alternatives: "a message that conveys" or "a message that interprets".
Molins said in a press conference on Wednesday that an SMS text message that translates to, "Let's go, we're starting" was sent on the cell phone from one of the attackers to an unknown person.
That is a message that should translate broadly, but it is not often articulated or championed effectively by the business community.
Moe surprised me with the gift of a small ceramic statue, accompanied by a message that had been translated by one of his fellow officers and transcribed painstakingly onto a white kerchief.
While there is nothing to suggest that Mr. Khan is operating in concert with militant leaders, or breaking any laws, he is part of a growing constellation of apparently independent media operators who are broadcasting the message of Al Qaeda and other groups, a message that is increasingly devised, translated and aimed for a Western audience.
The CoP hoped that by demonstrating the actual skills, they could translate a message that is difficult to articulate using observed action.
These authors calculate the invasion fitness of a variant code, which is the fitness of an individual using the variant code to translate a message that has the expected equilibrium codon usage of the established code.
This interaction was highly specific, because Cdc48 and Ufd1 did not bind the same substrate when it was translated from a message that includes a stop codon.
The company had done nothing but change its logo to a variant where one of the two O's in its name was seemingly being abducted by an alien spaceship and tweet out a cryptic message that was translated "All Your O are belong to us," a play on the good old "All your base are belong to us" meme.
The user texts a message, and that text translates to speech at the other side of the phone call.
For one's vote, when cast, to be translated into a true message, that vote must be accurately counted, and if necessary, recounted.
