The phrase "and volume of communications" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the amount or frequency of communication in a specific context, such as business, research, or social interactions.
Example: "The study focused on the frequency and volume of communications between team members to assess collaboration effectiveness."
Alternatives: "and amount of communication" or "and frequency of messages".
Whilst law enforcement have worked hard at promoting the benefit of the internal SPoC system, based on the findings of our report and the sheer volume of communications data requests approved, we believe that a further independent level of approval is necessary to ensure that a standardised procedure exists across all police forces.
Given the volume of communications, and the constantly changing threat landscape, intelligence agencies can't respond to every lead they get in real time.
A "Jam Echelon Day" was declared in October, and people around the world sent a huge volume of communications over the Internet and on the telephone using words like "terrorism" that they presumed were key words and would overload the system.
"We urge the government to reconsider its zeal to future-proof legislation and instead concentrate on getting the immediate necessities right". The report says the volume of communications data, which tracks who is talking, texting, messaging and tweeting whom, when and from where but not the content of the messages, has grown considerably since original legislation was passed in 2000.
A greater volume of communications required a stronger system, and CIA Director Walter Bedell Smith hired McClelland as chief of CIA communications, a position known as "Assistant Director, Communications", on September 10 , 1951
As a growing volume of communications content is encrypted, governments are demanding other information like whom customers communicate with and when, said Mr. Rutkowski.
"Our challenges come from the explosion in the volume of communications as well as the relentless increase in new ways of accessing and processing that volume," said Lobban.
The archives do contain a large volume of communications in which Berenson disappoints Duveen, sometimes very concisely, as in this early telegram: "NOT VERONESE.
One possible clue to what was happening in Chernobyl would have been a sudden increase in the volume of communications traffic.
