The phrase "age of communication" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a period characterized by significant advancements in communication technology and methods.
Example: "In the age of communication, information travels faster than ever before, connecting people across the globe."
Alternatives: "era of communication" or "period of communication".
Mr. O'Donnell added that the administration is experimenting in a different age of communication and has solid demographic reasons for communicating early and often on a variety of platforms.
In the age of communication technologies, it is tempting to compare plants to certain "intelligent," information processing machines, for example, computers or cellphones.
"In this age of communication, in an age where everybody is aware of each other, the demands and desires of the people are very realistic," he said in a response to a question about events in the Middle East.
(What pleasure is there, after all, in venting to a faceless 311 dispatcher?) In announcing the program, Mr. Cabrera said it marked a "new age of communication" - bite-size messages sent instantly from constituent to councilman.
Gleneagles was many things amongst the murderous bombs, the triumph of the Olympic bid and the thunderous roar of Live8 but aside from the global leaders waking up to the new reality of Africa, China, the modern age of communication and its implication, it is Tony Blair's great lasting legacy – one of which he should be immensely proud.
However, in this age of communication, connectivity, and networks such concerns are melting away.
We were in the dark ages of communication — pre-Internet, pre-blogs, pre-Twitter — and reviews dictated the fate of a show.
This change inevitably has significant implications for physical travel in the age of electronic communication (e-communication).
The painting's imagery of Industrial Age mechanisms of communication and transport resonates all the way to the last room, 300 works later, where three sculptures are suspended on wire from the ceiling.
Patient age, frequency of communication, or type of educational material provided had no statistical association with overall patient knowledge of OAB.
