"communication chain" is a correct phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a sequence or process of communication, for example: "The broken communication chain caused a critical delay in the delivery of the project."
Passengers are at the end of a communication chain that involves multiple computer systems, gate agents, pilots, flight dispatchers, air traffic controllers, and other airline and Federal Aviation Administration personnel, with updates moving along different paths.
All the links in the communication chain must be equally strong; otherwise fears will mount, fuelled by the fact that some departments will have had more or different information than others.
Section 4 introduces precoding to the GFDM communication chain.
The information retained by the volunteer was then fed down a communication chain.
We now present the communication chain between a SR-Browser and the SR-Proxy.
This was made possible by temporarily suspending some blocks of the wireless communication chain.
One email from MyCSP asked pensioners "not to contact us via any other channel as there is a risk that different communication chains could lead to duplication and delay an effective response.
The seminars will cover both internal and external crisis communication flows and communication chains of command within government and within a country.
It seems clear that, prehistorically, there was communication in chain fashion from the Ellice Islands and western Polynesia through the Gilberts, the Marshalls, and the Carolines to Palau and the southeast atolls and beyond them into the northern Moluccas in Indonesia.
Field to hospital communication and chain of command 35.
The long term goal, says co-founder Vasco Pedro, is not only to create a fluid user experience and become an integral part of the communication value chain for its customers, but to help bring the Web closer to a future where all of its content is available in a multitude of languages.
