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Discover LudwigThe phrase "attempts at communication" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when discussing efforts made to convey a message or engage in dialogue. Example: "Despite several attempts at communication, we were unable to resolve the issue."
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There is less research on its formal application in authenticating and validating interpretations of attempts at communication made by people with severe communicative impairments in dyadic interactions (see Money [ 18] for an early application).
In Me Talk Pretty One Day (2000), Sedaris anatomized failed attempts at communication.
Here, for instance, she sounds uncannily -- and uncomfortably -- like an infant's babbling attempts at communication.
If I no longer respond to loved ones' attempts at communication, ask them about our last car trip.
The mall, the prom and the city (New York, where Jeremy's father works and where their awkward attempts at communication unfold) are among this book's landmarks.
And it's the human specificity of the play, with its haunted echoes of failed attempts at communication and connection, that gives "The Caretaker" its enduring ability to disturb.
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"They are a last, desperate attempt at communication," Mr. Critchley said.
When it reads in a byte other than a 'G' it processes a failed attempt at communication.
Descriptions of animal sacrifice in Homer offer detailed accounts of this attempt at communication between man and gods.
Our first attempt at communication ended abruptly when he shouted: "That will be all, thank you very much!" and slammed the phone down.
ESA's confirmation that the comet had been emitting a "mystery song" has fuelled theories that it is in fact an alien ship and the warbling is an extra-terrestrial attempt at communication.
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