The phrase "activity of communication" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the process or act of exchanging information or messages between individuals or groups.
Example: "The activity of communication is essential for effective teamwork and collaboration in any organization."
Alternatives: "process of communication" or "act of communicating".
The interactive situation impacts the perception mainly because the attentional resources are split between the task of assessing the quality and the activity of communication [14].
The problem with many corporations is that they tend to focus on the activity of communication as a substitute for the activity of rethinking what they're doing from the perspective of what does the constituency actually want and what is best for the consumers.
This comment is consistent with the assertion of Boyd that while particular social networking services will come and go, it is the activity of communication and socialising that is important to these young people [ 27].
galis is based on attractor networks that can be "programmed" with temporal sequences of hand-crafted instructions that control problem solving by gating the activity retention of, communication between, and learning done by other neural networks.
Generally, the study found that Nigerian newspapers had shifted from the cognitive to the activity model of communication in their coverage of HIV/AIDS issues.
However, in trying to explain the overwhelming burden of new cases of HIV/AIDS in developing countries, some scholars (9– 11, 21) have noted that insufficient attention has been paid by the media to the activity model of communication.
Although the traditional activities of transport, communication, distribution, and shipping have declined, they are still important in the economic life of the city.
*Studies have been presented in chronological order to study the trend in activities and methods of communication as the concept of CoPs evolved over time.
Key barriers to KT activities included lack of communication between researchers and policymakers, lack of financial resources, lack of policy-relevant research particularly systematic reviews, lack of documentation of experiences, lack of mechanisms to utilize tacit knowledge, as well as subjective nature of decision-making processes (Table 5).
We don't see anything more than these little ruddy creatures scurrying around on the ground, but there's a huge amount of activity, of coördination and communication going on.
