The phrase "are communicated back" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the process of information being sent or relayed back to a source or origin.
Example: "Once the data is processed, the results are communicated back to the original sender for review."
Alternatives: "are sent back" or "are relayed back".
These data are communicated back to the VGW through the Rcv_notification function.
Difficulties due to incompatibilities between versions are possible and need to be fixed in the library or the calling code as part of regular software maintenance, and the requisite changes are communicated back to the respective authors of the software.
Deviations are communicated back to the participating surgeon.
Errors of this type are communicated back to the authors of the source ontology.
According to the current standard of care, it is recommended that patients with calprotectin levels ≥50 μg/g be referred to a gastroenterologist for endoscopic examination at T2; results of the endoscopy are communicated back to the GP.
Maternal and perinatal death forms are filled routinely and sent to various levels as stipulated in the guidelines, but evidence of critical analysis of whether results from such reviews are communicated back, or even facility level recommendations are acted upon is scarce.
Peer feedback is the means by which any form of peer review is communicated back to the original author of the report.
Plots of output performance, time, and current information were communicated back to the user on-demand, as well as stored on the cloud long-term.
Sanderson: I'd rather not say which funding agencies, but that was definitely the message that was communicated back, that it's fine to do climate science that is purely academic, but producing science that has potential political ramifications was not going to be encouraged.
Knowledge of the current state law is important so that these can be communicated back to the patient.
