The phrase "attempting communication" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the act of trying to convey a message or establish contact with someone.
Example: "The team is currently attempting communication with the satellite to retrieve the data."
Alternatives: "trying to communicate" or "making contact".
Notice how the use of body language results in two very different interpretations and outcomes of the attempted communication.
Attackers have learned that it's far easier to simply infect an already popular web property than to attempt communication with victims directly," he said.
"Paranormal investigators use a variety of techniques to attempt communication with the spirit world," he tells me, when I mention Alex's two-way conversations via her radio.
In most cases that I have read about, possession occurs insidiously and has been attributed to attempts by a person, or persons, to attempt communication with the spirit world via spirit boards, known more commonly as the Ouija board".
will immediately trigger the ICD to attempt communication with the Home Monitor (with repeated attempts every 3 h during 3 days in case of inability to establish communication, and then by audible alerts).
Staff who reported they were willing to attempt communication even if it seemed difficult often had previous experience of communication difficulty through their own family or friends (e.g., with dementia or Parkinson's disease), and so had attempted communicating using a variety of strategies beyond speech.
The Beck SIS measures the degree of planning, lethal intent, preparation of the suicide attempt, communication, and precautions against intervention [ 7].
Here, for instance, she sounds uncannily -- and uncomfortably -- like an infant's babbling attempts at communication.
There is either no tool that allows Risley's draft captain to reach out to me, or their effort isn't serious enough to attempt such communication.
