"communication among themselves" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to describe the act of communicating between multiple people or entities within a specific group or community. Example: The team members were constantly improving their communication among themselves to ensure efficient collaboration on projects.
Communication among themselves is difficult.
So the eyes may be important in communication among themselves, and that may explain why the birds are responsive to the similar-looking eyes of people.
The Powers will now enter into communication among themselves to decide how and when Scutari shall be handed over to them.
In most real multi-robot applications, such as search-and-rescue, cooperative robots have to move to complete their tasks while maintaining communication among themselves without the aid of a communication infrastructure.
This can be explained by the reduced overhead on the server, since clients handle most of the heavy data communication among themselves.
As SETAC continues to integrate social media into annual meeting activities, members will likely continue to recognize the importance of using social media for science communication among themselves and with the public.
Towards achieving this objective, the individual radar sensors must form a wireless communication platform among themselves.
Communication was also identified as a critical factor for achieving enhanced patient safety in our study, both improved communication among health care practitioners themselves and between practitioners and patients.
Note that users in distributed multiuser communication systems may cooperate among themselves, which may not be possible in cooperative relaying networks due to the latter's simpler assumed relay topology.
NO and AV carefully noted all signs of respondents' non-verbal communication, discussed the interviews among themselves, and included their observations in the results.
Although the administration says it has shut down the security agency's wiretapping program, lawyers involved in the Oregon case say they believe communication with their clients — and among themselves — is still being monitored.
