The phrase "as a coded message" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to information that is intentionally obscured or encoded to convey a specific meaning.
Example: "The note was written as a coded message, requiring a key to decipher its true intent."
Alternatives: "in an encoded form" or "as an encrypted message."
I want to see everything as a coded message.
Sookie's desire to be the girl in the white dress once more could be taken as a coded message from the new regime: Stick with us.
Instead, it was seen by the people he most needed to persuade of his sincerity as a coded message to his most militant followers to unleash war on their fellow Egyptians, viewed as "enemies of the true faith".
In the meeting, the former foreign secretary, who remains opposed to May's Brexit deal, demanded to know how the prime minister would change approach, which was interpreted as a coded message that he believed she should quit.
Last night, the Turkish foreign minister, Yasar Yakis, told CNN: "There will probably be an agreement". His assertion was interpreted by seasoned Cyprus observers as a coded message to the ailing leader who has resolutely resisted agreeing to a solution that would end the island's 27-year division.
In June 2008, when Mr. Obama criticized absent black fathers, his style-shifting was read as a coded message to white voters that he could be tough on his own people, and prompted the Rev. Jesse L. Jackson to grumble that Mr. Obama was "talking down to black people".
[15] The age of a packet is defined as the number of times the packet contributes to a coded message and the age of a coded message is defined as the age of the oldest packet in the coded message.
And finally, many in Washington may read this as a secret coded message that Google is abandoning its commitment to Network Neutrality and joining Verizon in opposition to rules guaranteeing an open Internet.
As for FRNC + SC, the FRNC coded message replaces in (6), and its capacity is as follows: (12).
She used spirituals as coded messages, warning fellow travelers of danger or to signal a clear path.
