The phrase 'communication history' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the study of how people have communicated and interacted with each other over time. For example, "This course examines the development of communication history from ancient civilizations to the present day."
Previously, Light was at Northwestern University, where she was Professor of Communication, History, and Sociology.
Federal Bureau of Investigation agents came to the house and downloaded her electronic communication history after Alex's family contacted the agency.
Analyzing events requires inspecting the communication history of the network and the ability to change the investigative focus through pivoting.
As our research project on the communication history of the Ministry of Information has established, some 2.45m copies of the poster had been passed to local distribution centres by early autumn 1939.
Departmental minors are available from the departments of Anthropology, Art and Art History, Communication, History, Philosophy, Political Science, Religious Studies, and Sociology (see the relevant information in those sections of this bulletin).
Trust-based detection techniques are analysed on previous communication history.
They want to know who their customers are when they call, they want access to communication histories, and they need to be able to quickly and effectively communicate with them, market to them and offer support at any time.
Manual inspection and analysis of player communication histories showed patterns similar to published examples of real-world scenarios (in particular, one such example includes a technique of sending out multiple requests which end up converging on a single supplier, as described in an example of a country seeking large quantities of valves for a gas centrifuge program [17]).
Figure 4 compares our data with respect to phylogenetic histories of the p120 and Kaiso families (Figure 4A) with published [3], [4], [5], [27], [44] and unpublished (i.e., α-catenin family, E. Gaucher, personal communication) histories of other functionally related proteins (Figure 4B).
Students and faculty were exposed for the first time to a relatively new assessment instrument in which aspects of competence (communication, history-taking and technical skills) were assessed in a structured, formal manner.
All communication histories were recorded in a log file in the SQL server at the Taiwan-CDC and monitored daily by health informatics personnel.
