"communicate it to" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you are talking about conveying a message or idea to someone else. For example, "Please take the time to carefully read the instructions, then communicate it to the rest of the team."
Since you have to mentally "digest" and break down your task into its essential elements in order to communicate it to someone else, this can make it much easier for you to understand.
This was considered especially important to those who provide healthcare as part of their services: "Now is the time to communicate it to your key partners and your key community partners that deal with homeless because the more we know, then the more we can just help you".
The reason: the servers, which held customer data couldn't communicate it to the servers that controlled access to its network.
Not that he's overly keen to communicate it to anyone.
"They see things right away, and they can communicate it to the players.
"It's something I can really identify with, and the camera lets me communicate it to other people," she said.
And, above all, they must communicate it to their supporters and demonstrate their commitment to it by word and deed.
Demonstrate your social value and economic contribution – communicate it to your funders, local council, local businesses and the general public.
Now we are learning to communicate it to machines that are beginning, just beginning, to understand and process it.
But whereas thought is until now free, it is only so if one does not communicate it to anyone.
Having a vision and having confidence doesn't mean anything unless you're able to communicate it to your team, investors and customers.
