The phrase "a soothing message" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a communication that is intended to calm or comfort someone.
Example: "After a long day, I received a soothing message from my friend that helped me relax."
Alternatives: "a calming message" or "a comforting message."
As municipal tow trucks haul the offending car away, a soothing message could intone, "The city never sleeps: Citibank".
While prime minister Justin Trudeau flogged our public assets last week, he had a soothing message: rest assured, we'll be well-served by the private sector.
It is followed by a soothing message from the administrators of the application, assuring applicants that "the availability of 12 fields is not intended to imply that you should list 12 activities".
One way the chains are trying to gain market share is to develop a soothing message for business travelers beaten down by the stresses of life on the road.
At intervals during the second Test, the Melbourne Cricket Ground public address system carried a soothing message: "In the unlikely event of an emergency, the emergency management plan will swing into action".
Aboutthedata.com delivers a soothing message about Acxiom, a data broker that collects, stores, analyzes and sells billions of pieces of information about consumers with the aim of helping corporate clients like banks, insurers and retailers aim marketing pitches at specific audience segments.
Lezhneva displays an especially balmy command essaying the soothing message of the third movement, perfectly measured to fit the understated string textures, while her take on Handel's "Saeviat Tellus Inter Rigores" is marked by rare grace and restraint.
We can thank the Providence bard for his soothing message.
But a recent animal study from researchers at the National Institute of Mental Health provides some intriguing new clues into how exercise intertwines with emotions, along with the soothing message that it may not require much physical activity to provide lasting emotional resilience.
As Mr. Bernstein said on Tuesday, "It's understandably not the most soothing message to say, 'Hey, things could have been worse.' ".
His soothing message will follow fresh warnings that the gyrations seen in financial markets since last Friday are only a taster for later in the year and 2017 when exit negotiations get under way.
