The phrase "affirmed communication" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to indicate that communication has been confirmed or validated.
Example: "The team engaged in affirmed communication to ensure that all members were on the same page regarding the project goals."
Alternatives: "confirmed communication" or "validated communication".
Mothers affirmed communication themes previously discussed in the literature, such as being told early, and being informed of the prognosis.
Mothers affirmed communication themes previously discussed in the literature, such as being told early, being told of others with a similar condition, and being informed of the prognosis.
The Sacred Pipe was revered as a holy object, and the sacrament of smoking was employed as a major means of communication between humans and sacred beings; the narcotic effect of tobacco and the symbolism of the indrawn and ascending smoke affirmed that such communication took place.
The majority affirmed that MMP is useful in aiding communication between themselves and HCPs.
"The Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit affirmed on the basis that an unrecorded ex parte communication between trial judge and juror can never be harmless error.
Ademola Olajire, NFF's communication officer, told BBC Sport: "The congress unanimously affirmed the Fifa directive that the 2014 Elective Congress shall be composed of only delegates that attended the November 2013 Annual General Assembly in Warri.
Our findings, supported with the analysis of two open-ended questions, affirmed exceptional importance of a well-established relationship and good communication of healthcare personnel with mothers in hospitals, as highlighted in a study from Sweden.
Affairs Larry Moneta, and Vice Provost for Undergraduate Affairs William Chafe affirmed that they share the group's goals of "an inclusive community at Duke" and strong communication among community members.
Court of Appeals affirmed.
