The phrase "at telephonic" is not correct and usable in written English.
It seems to be an incorrect attempt to refer to something related to a telephone conversation or communication.
Example: "We can discuss this matter at a telephonic meeting."
Alternatives: "on a call" or "via telephone".
Manufacturing will be handled at Telephonics assembly plants in Farmingdale and Huntington.
When he met Ms. Bruno they were co-workers at Telephonics, a manufacturer of high-tech electronics in Huntington, where he was an electronics engineer and she was a designer of integrated circuits.
The contract is valued at $15 million, Telephonics said Monday.
Consult at rheumatologist (13 minutes) €66.900 Consult at rheumatology nurse (20 minutes) €66.900 Telephonic consult at rheumatologist (5 minutes) € 25.73 Hospital day care related to biologics € 122.13 Hospital admission (one day) €454.699 An unrestricted educational grant was provided by Abbott, The Netherlands, which was used to support MV.
Bush's own telephonic efforts at diplomacy earned him the sobriquet the "mad dialer".
At 90th day, a telephonic interview was performed for outcome assessment.
Alexander Graham Bell would be rolling in his grave at my lack of telephonic etiquette.
Thank you for choosing to send your work entitled "Ovulation in Drosophila requires reproductive tract secretions controlled by the nuclear hormone receptor Hr39" for consideration at eLife, and for telephonic discussions with Detlef Weigel and K. VijayRaghavan on December 21 , 2012 which were useful.
He confirmed that evidence was being retrieved from the phones, however, adding there has been "some telephonic connections between at least one of these individuals and other subjects of our investigation".
He had met the fate that he had so often discussed over telephonic conversations, samosas at the Army restaurant next to sessions court or our last lunch at Café Samovar, the iconic restaurant adjacent to the Mumbai sessions court.
