"call for communication" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It means to request or urge for a discussion or exchange of information between people. Example: The recent conflicts between the two countries call for open and honest communication between their leaders to find a peaceful resolution.
The district has one ambulance stationed at the district headquarters and all health centres and 5 distant dispensaries were fitted with radio calls for communication in case of an emergency.
(CALL stands for Communication, Access, Literacy and Learning).
To further assess the importance of echolocation call intensity for communication, future studies will be necessary to test whether bats indeed use intensity differences among individual as a basis for decision-making and specifically tailor behavioral responses (such as avoidance/ approaching/ following behavior; changes in echolocation activity or in social calls; attention; courting etc).
About 20 million people around the world have made a video call for personal communication in the last month, Ms. Swensen said.
Among the recommendations was a call for greater communication between Transport for London and the emergency services, more inter-agency training and better funding for the London Air Ambulance, which had saved lives after the attacks.
"This has been my mantra since coming here," Ms. Hudson said of the call for more communication within a group that is best known for its annual Oscar show.
Different stages of data work call for different communication channels, exchange mechanisms, and sharing platforms.
Existing and evolving trends and paradigms in manufacturing, such as mass customisation and personalisation, call for better communication among product-production design and customisation and production execution.
The authors call for systematic communication of these definitions to both students and faculty, and the means to ensure that the definitions have been understood.
