The phrase "collective message" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a message that is shared or agreed upon by a group of people. Example: "The company's collective message to the public was one of unity and resilience in the face of challenges."
Their collective message: it's time to move on.
Paradoxically, individual choice can add up to a collective message.
This repeats the idea of success but combines it with a collective message ("together").
The collective message to those who think this behaviour is OK was unequivocal: you are wrong.
"We have to relearn the lessons of labor from the 1930s and 1940s – of collective action and collective message".
Their collective message may be summarized as follows: Reality may be down, but it is not quite out for the count.
In 2015 Google clearly got tired of waiting around on the sidelines for carriers to get a collective messaging act together — acquiring a specialist in the standard, Jibe Mobile, to, in its words, "help bring RCS to a global audience".
Later, at the end of the day, we'd managed to focus the collective messaging on the most critical aspects surrounding the disease, distilling reams of paper into three short but powerful paragraphs.
It makes sense that as part of a transformation retreat, a significant amount of time was spent dreaming and doing group dream work to dive into the individual and collective messages that were so potent in these natural and wild surroundings.
The players, cued to begin by a collective text message, executed a series of algorithms for specific pitches and phrase patterns.
Each month, Between users send one another a collective eight hundred million messages and spend an average of four hundred and fifty minutes using the app.
