The phrase "a verbal communication" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a message or information conveyed through spoken words rather than written text.
Example: "During the meeting, we had a verbal communication regarding the project's progress and next steps."
Alternatives: "an oral message" or "a spoken communication".
The findings demonstrate that the results are internationally applicable and that most incidental social interactions result in a verbal communication in all three countries.
In our previous study, a verbal communication approach (i.e., spoken words) proved to be more powerful than a written approach on the perception of pain.
None of the England members have been officially informed of the charges, though the FA said in a statement: "We understand there has been a verbal communication of the names of the individuals concerned".
The generic process model has been designed, implemented and used to simulate different types of interaction between verbal and non-verbal communication processes: a non-verbal communication process can add and modify content to a verbal communication process, but can also provide a protocol for the (control of the) verbal communication process.
If the reference is a thesis, non-published work, written material only available in a different language from the journal article, or a verbal communication, authors are encouraged to present or summarise the information in an appendix or make it otherwise generally available (eg, on a website).
In other positions, employers may require a written notice for their files in addition to a verbal communication.
A little verbal communication will keep things interesting.
Watch Van Morrison performing Into the Mystic Aristotle said something along the lines of musicians using a tonal reality to give you a deeper understanding of what's going on, a level beyond verbal communication.
Noise levels served as a proxy for verbal communication; gestures, for the non-verbal sort.
Modern cultures place a premium on verbal communication.
As a third alternative, he may respond by making an attempt at clarifying the request, in case there has been a comprehension or verbal communication problem ("what?", "again please", "can you please repeat?").
