"communicate fluently" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe someone's ability to communicate clearly and accurately, either verbally or in writing. For example, "Kate has always been able to communicate fluently in both English and Spanish."
I want to communicate fluently with her friends and family.
It was the first time I had had to communicate fluently in English, provide cosmetic services, assist a variety of customers and adjust to cultural nuances.
Interaction with others is important, so the student should be able to communicate fluently both in writing and in speech.
In original item 8, "I rush in my speech" was modified to "I rush in my speech or find it difficult to communicate fluently in English when under pressure" because not all teachers are fluent in English.
The expert panel members agree on the following issues: question 8 which states "I rush in my speech" was modified to "I rush in my speech or find it difficult to communicate fluently in English when under pressure" because not all teachers are fluent in English when under pressure, making some teachers converse in the native language under such circumstances.
In other words, they embrace the idea that they need to live and communicate fluently in both the digital and analog worlds.
Though of apparent Korean descent, his actual origins are unknown and he communicates fluently in both English and Korean.
First, the team argues that a proper generalized AI should be able to fluently communicate in natural language with humans.
MEXT (2014) state that this new English education corresponding to globalization is set to nurture the upper secondary school students'abilityto to fluently communicate with English speaking persons' (p. 1).
Only adults with the ability to communicate in English fluently, were suffering with chronic pain for at least 12 months (CP), or had an operation within the last 24 h (AP) were included.
But as it is, Europeans are learning two or three modern languages fluently to communicate with their neighbours and trading partners and move things forward while linguistically we may as well be running around in loincloths ploughing up the earth with the arse-bone of a giraffe.
