The phrase "communication vehicle" is a correct and usable term in written English.
It is used to describe an idea, item, or tool used for conveying a message or information. For example: The company created an online platform as a communication vehicle to reach out to its target audience.
His message said: E-mail is a unique communication vehicle for a lot of reasons.
"E-mail is the most incredible communication vehicle invented, and it is on the verge of being made useless," Mr. Linford said.
According to Leslie Tolf, assistant to the president of the A.F.L.-C.I.O., the organization's iBelong portals will serve primarily as a communication vehicle, rather than a revenue source.
PowerPoint is merely a channel; when used strategically it can aid critical thinking and thoughtful decision-making as well as any other kind of communication vehicle.
What else do you do, besides store visits, to stay in touch with people throughout the company? A. Every month I do a webcast for 55,000 people, and it's a great tool, great communication vehicle.
Jeb Bush, reacting to Judge Hanen's ruling on his Facebook page (which serves as the principal communication vehicle for his nascent campaign), sought to shift the blame to Obama, accusing him of overstepping his authority and failing the leadership test.
Mr. Erdogan immediately went on to condemn those, including politicians, who use "the media or mass communication vehicles" for "provoking the sensitivities of a religion or a sect or a society".
Unlike other wireless communication, vehicle-to-vehicle communication performs well especially in a low-latency and highly mobility time-varying environment.
In ITS communication, vehicles are fast-moving on the roads.
In V2V communication, vehicles send and receive messages to and from one another.
The link lifetime is predicted based on the range of communication, vehicles' location, and corresponding velocities of vehicles.
