The phrase "approaches to communicate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing different methods or strategies for conveying information or messages.
Example: "In our meeting, we will explore various approaches to communicate effectively with our clients."
Alternatives: "methods of communication" or "strategies for conveying messages".
CDDis has a clear role in the communication of results to experts, and we need to consider creative approaches to communicate with our society, such as venues that merge either science with fashion (http://www.fashiondescience.com/) or science with art (http://ilovememphisblog.com/2013/09/st-jude-scientists-local-artists-art-of-science-2013/).
Cells use a variety of approaches to communicate with each other, such as direct membrane-to-membrane contact or by the release of soluble mediators.
The jury used two different approaches to communicate the main messages: 1) a concise writing style to improve the clarity and dissemination of the information; 2) a specialist and scientific style, more accessible to medical professionals.
Until now, there have been three approaches to communicating data optically: through ordinary imaging (using two-dimensional space), through temporal variations such as a flashing light or moving image (using the time dimension), or through variations in the wavelength of light (used in fiber-optic systems to provide multiple channels of information simultaneously through a single fiber).
The authors explored the influence of different approaches to communicating the small variations in risk associated with this biomarker.
Transparency is primarily achieved through establishing approaches to communicating internally and externally the commitment of the partners to these principles and the procedures implemented to fulfill them.
Parental approaches to communicating information about genetic disorders to their children may be an important determinant in how the children manage stress as well as their adjustment and adaptation to that information.
Our contrasting backgrounds provide plenty of material for learning on a daily basis, from the simple--sharing recipes from our home cuisines--to the complex, such as navigating different approaches to communicating.
Current recommendations are that caregivers should develop nonverbal approaches to communicating with individuals with pervasive cognitive impairments in anticipation of losing the ability to communicate using language [ 45].
