"communicate views" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used when people want to share their opinions on a particular topic. For example, "The team came together to communicate their views about the proposed changes to the company's policy".
Messages in the WhatsApp group chat Green Tree workers and managers used to communicate, viewed by VICE, said things like, "everything is going to be okay" and "this is nothing new too (sic) us we have been raided over 15 times an (sic) are still the biggest chain out there".
Messages in the WhatsApp group chat Green Tree workers and managers used to communicate, viewed by VICE, said things like, "everything is going to be okay" and "this is nothing new too us, we have been raided over 15 times and are still the biggest chain out there".
She added, "As the consummate long-term investor, we have long-held, consistently communicated views on governance matters, and we engage in discussions with hundreds of our portfolio companies on an annual basis".
In this role he works to communicate the views of businesses on the EU referendum.
Since the Sept. 11 attacks, the Taliban rulers have used Al Jazeera to communicate their views to the world.
"When I talked to him about welfare, I didn't know if he agreed with me on welfare, but he was trying to help me figure out how to communicate my views better," Giuliani said.
Most leaks to the press are orchestrated by the administration, which uses an anonymous "senior government official" to communicate its views to the public without having to go on the record.
David Barr, inquiry counsel, asked "would it be fair to summarise that as that in very brief and informal circumstances you were able to communicate your views to the prime minister"?
Ai Weiwei told me recently that he thinks the government's decision to detain him for 81 days last year and keep him under strict bail conditions ever since is completely related to his effective use of the Internet to communicate his views and exchange ideas with others.
