The phrase "communicate long distance" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It describes the act of communicating with someone who is geographically far away. Example: "In today's digital age, it is easier than ever to communicate long distance with loved ones through video calls and messaging apps."
With his father ill with lung cancer, he worked 18-hour days from Toronto over the Christmas break, communicating long distance with his economics professors, Parag Pathak at M.I.T., and Tayfun Sonmez at Boston College.
Kulintang music can be used for communicating long distance messages from one village or longhouse to another.
The cheapest way to communicate long-distance is via Skype or a similar Internet-based system, Ms. Peddicord said.
TCP/IP, in full Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol, standard Internet communications protocols that allow digital computers to communicate over long distances.
At the time telephone signals could travel for only three miles, whereas Western Union's telegraphs could communicate over long distances.
Mr. Armstrong saw that AT&T needed to find new ways to deliver its longtime product -- the ability to communicate over long distances.
Meanwhile, technology has transformed how people can communicate over long distances and altered expectations of what people can do for far-flung relatives.
It's now so quick and inexpensive to communicate across long distances, the only limiting factor is our spirit.
Because the sound of drumming carries further than pant hoots, researchers speculated it could also let chimps communicate over long distances.
The ability to communicate over long distances is of central importance for smart traffic applications like cooperative route planning or the discovery and reservation of charging stations for electric vehicles.
