The phrase "as regards communication" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing or referring to a specific aspect of communication in a formal context.
Example: "As regards communication, we need to improve our internal processes to ensure everyone is informed."
Alternatives: "in terms of communication" or "concerning communication".
Kant's second maxim, "to think into the place of others," shows that he regards communication as essential to making valid judgments and to acting wisely.
As regards residents' communication skills, it was hypothesized that BIC-CST would lead to an increase in residents' use of assessment and supportive skills during clinical rounds.
We suggest that this factor mainly tests students' feelings as regards the way communication skills are taught, and that this factor reflects mainly affective components of attitudes.
Regarding communication, messages that are incoming show up as heads-up notifications.
As a communication design student, I have learned some important lessons regarding communication and success.
There were problems with each other regarding communication.
As regards the manner of communication, an empathetic relationship should be established with the patient and/or family members.
Prince et al. report in their study of 1,159 Dutch graduates from five medical schools with an average follow-up of 18 months after graduation that 83% of PBL-graduates are satisfied as regards their training in communication skills (such as interaction with patients or co-operation with other health professionals) compared to 41% of non-PBL graduates [ 8].
As regards the channel of communication, the fact that subjects were briefed orally probably means: that there was greater access to and better comprehension of the information; and that, overall, this might have contributed to the recommendations and regulations imparted being viewed as beneficial by over 84% of interviewees.
That said, they should be alert to potential problems caused by a poor home environment, the language community in the child's circle of family and friends, low IQ and the child's temperamental ability, particularly as regards to dealing with communication demands.
