The phrase "a mode of communicating" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a particular method or way of conveying information or messages.
Example: "In today's digital age, texting has become a popular mode of communicating among young people."
Alternatives: "a method of communication" or "a way of conveying information".
But, then I remembered that the NHS does not believe in email as a viable mode of communicating between clinicians and patients.
A more elaborate mode of communicating with divine power is possession, in which a human being, male or female, is thought to act as a vehicle for a deity's mind and voice.
"It's a mode of communication.
The design variables for the simulations are group size, degree of contentiousness of a group and the mode of communicating choices regarding the existence and sign of social ties.
Releasing those numbers would surely have tipped off the people using those numbers, or their associates, and caused them to change their mode of communicating.
Since self-consciously created minipublics seek to include all relevant stakeholders, they do not rely on representation as the mode of communicating interests, or even the inclusion of well-organized actors as a way of achieving effective implementation.
It was found that the mode of communicating the results varied and was done by different medical staff.
While the interviewees confirmed telehealth is regarded as an efficient, cost effective, feasible way of providing care, that improved equity of access to care, it was also acknowledged it is inferior to in-person interactions and not the preferred mode of communicating with patients.
So many – starting with my parents, who told grand stories at parties – a general mode of communicating among west Africans who love large, proverbial narratives.
Further the Health Networks will need to constantly adapt and respond to the emerging Australian health reforms and develop innovative means to maintain effective communication between stakeholders, for example through electronic modes of communication, such as social media, as stakeholders' expectations for modes of communicating change from traditional face-to-face and email exchanges.
