The phrase "a predefined message" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a message that has been set or established in advance, often in contexts like programming, communication, or automated responses.
Example: "The system will send a predefined message to all users when the maintenance is complete."
Alternatives: "a preset message" or "a fixed message".
"One of the directions we plan to go is a festive holiday edition with predefined messages for Xmas, Valentines, Independence Day etc, assuming that a lot of the calls going out in the holiday season are for holiday best wishes or even offering company logos," Wolf adds.
Thuuz creates an excitement score for each game and sends out alerts via email or text message when games get pass a predefined threshold.
A VMR mapper only accepts requests for the existing map output files, and discards messages that do not follow a predefined template.
When the depth of a node has changed or the traffic loading variation reaches a predefined threshold, and the elapsed time also exceeds an LIT after the last successful update message, the node will also send a new one.
Lines 4 to 11 are dedicated to identify consecutive undecoded messages and a request for retransmission is initiated if cup reaches a predefined threshold.
Rewriting of old content To migrate historic interactive content we wrote a simple script to update a predefined list of urls to HTTPS.
Participants freely listed risk factors and symptoms, and their responses were coded in accordance with a predefined list of target risk-factors and symptoms identified in the scientific literature and forming the National Health Service NHS Department of Healthth's 'Key Messages' on cervical cancer.
The percentage deductible is triggered by a predefined event.
We will be very carefully monitoring people under a predefined treatment protocol".
Yet many hospitals don't distinguish between the two, disrupting everyone on a predefined schedule.
