The phrase "by communication with" is correct and usable in written English.
It is a common phrase used to indicate the means or method by which someone achieves something. For example, you could say "I learned the solution to the problem by communication with my colleagues."
Note: P: participant, R: Researcher, P/R: Patient by communicating with researcher, P/JC: Patient by communication with job coach; Measurement point: compiled every six month (T0, T1, T2, T3, T4).
The lists were obtained or inferred either directly from the publication or by communication with the authors.
The most common use of the Internet was for entertainment (n = 8,637, 69.4%), followed by communication with classmates (n = 7,815, 62.8%) and learning (n = 6027, 48.4%).
Any inconsistencies were then resolved by communication with reporting sites.
Univariate distributions were examined and implausible values were investigated and resolved by communication with field staff.
The conclusion that GPs are not very satisfied by communication with intensivists is therefore an under statement.
CBPR also enhanced recruitment, retention, and therapy engagement across these trials, which were co-designed by people with lived experience, by ensuring communication with participants was targeted, engaging, and provided the information they most commonly requested.
They understand their identity in opposition to OEMs who embed microchips in their devices but, by hampering communication with the devices produced by their competitors, they do not allow distributed control to display its capabilities.
(CSP26, urban non-Aboriginal participant) Aboriginal CSPs mentioned that history, racism and associated distrust towards the medical system by Aboriginal people are exacerbated by poor communication with non-Aboriginal CSPs.
The Agents of Change programme aimed to reduce young people's vulnerability to HIV and teenage pregnancy by assisting them to build healthier relationships, by creating positive peer pressure and by improving communication with their parents.
Selection of these focal points was guided by direct communication with government agencies as well as by input from WHO regional and country offices.
