"communicating with users" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when talking about communicating with people who use a product or service. For example, "The customer support team was responsible for communicating with users and providing help as needed."
It's part of the museum's new "Talk to Me" design exhibition, which looks at how products and devices are growing increasingly sophisticated at communicating with users.
Mistake 5: Not communicating with users.
On the plus side – Foursquare is doing a great job at communicating with users (appropriately, over Twitter) about the downtime.
On a side note, Twitter's doing an excellent job of actually communicating with users all of a sudden.
Around the same time, investigators working on the Silk Road case later discovered, DPR had been communicating with users privately to ask for advice on obtaining fake IDs - needed in order to purchase more servers.
Facebook has a chance to address the problem head on by communicating with users it thinks are stuck in a rut.
Overlay networks (proxy networks) have been used as a communication infrastructure to allow applications to communicate with users without revealing their IP addresses.
The community gap is whether the developer is able to meaningfully communicate with users that have overcome discoverability.
Currently, most scientific databases already have a well-defined procedure to communicate with users, but it is generally based on private mails or personal communications.
For Microsoft, the deal will for the first time allow MSN users to communicate with users of another instant messaging service, Microsoft officials said.
Telepresence is the technology that allows users in one location to communicate with users in another location as if all were in the same place.
