The phrase "are communicated for" is not correct and sounds awkward in written English.
It may be intended to convey the idea of something being conveyed or expressed for a specific purpose, but it lacks clarity.
Example: "The details of the project are communicated for the benefit of all team members."
Alternatives: "are conveyed for" or "are expressed for".
In this work, experimental results on pinned cell growth are communicated for two-dimensional growth in foams.
Coding theory has been associated with commutative schemes for more than three decades, and polynomial schemes have provided the language in which major topics in algebraic graph theory are communicated for about twenty years.
This could have provided much more detailed information on the content of conversations or the way messages are communicated, for example.
We are not reporting the analysis procedure, as it has been communicated for publication elsewhere.
We cannot simply look for the most accessible way to convey what is being communicated, for this theory is supposed to predict what is being communicated based solely on considerations of efficiency.
She also noted that the expiration date of the offer was communicated for a year now, so Microsoft couldn't change it anymore.
The group assignments will be communicated for the purpose of data analysis in coded form.
Only the scalar result of the dot product from each processor needs to be communicated for the sampling and this will be relatively fast.
Susan Wolf [ 2] characterizes the question of feedback as "fundamentally a problem of translational science – a question of when information about an individual that is generated in research should be communicated for clinical attention".
And of course the critical commonality is communicating, for which skillful writing is an indispensable part.
In 5-10 years' time, the way scientists will communicate will be unrecognizable from the way that they have been communicating for the last 400 years, when the first academic journal was founded.
