The phrase "act as communicator" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a role or function that involves conveying information or facilitating communication between parties.
Example: "In this project, I will act as communicator between the development team and the client to ensure all requirements are met."
Alternatives: "serve as a liaison" or "function as a mediator".
Metabolites represent the final products of cells' regulatory processes and act as communicators between information-rich genome and the functional phenotype of the cell.
Act as quickly as possible.
All school children act as risk communicators in Muzarabani.
Men became more dependent on their partners for support and to act as the primary communicator and caregiver.
One candidate for this would be the precursor of the lysosomal aspartic proteinase CD, which has been recently shown to act as a paracrine communicator between cancer and stromal cells in a manner independent of its proteolytic activity [ 44, 45].
Their function in disc is unknown but it has been suggested that they may act as sensors and communicators of mechanical strain within the tissue [ 13].
Opie explains that the poster remains widely used because "it contains everything a caricaturist needs - a strong, powerful image that can act as a quick and easy communicator".
Participating gynaecologists, medical staff or midwives will act as local health care providers and key communicators by implementing counselling sessions for participating pregnant women in the "real-life" setting of routine care.
Fashion leaders are comprised of three groups that affect the speed and trajectory of fashion adoption: fashion innovators (willing to adopt new fashion styles relatively early in the fashion life cycle), fashion opinion leaders (give advice, act as an information source, and thereby, influence others' purchase decisions), and innovative communicators who combine both roles.
These act as natural filters.
