"communications experience" is correct and usable in written English.
It is generally used to describe a person's professional skills, knowledge, or background in the field of communication. For example, "I can bring 10 years of communications experience to this role."
To help strengthen her position in the job market, she returned to the classroom last year to develop expertise in social media that she can layer on top of her deep marketing and corporate communications experience.
Peter Reader, former director of marketing, University of Portsmouth Peter Reader has over 40 years of marketing and communications experience gained in six UK universities and has led professional organisations in the UK, Europe and the Commonwealth.
Having no previous communications experience can be a major barrier.
To complete the communications experience, ZN5 also supports SMS, MMS, IM and personal e-mail2.
What else? "8+ years professional communications experience: journalism, agency or in-house".
Unified communications has the further benefit of enabling a "rich presence"– which refers to using multiple devices simultaneously to deliver a fuller communications experience.
International communications experienced the greatest problems.
In the short time since its launch, more than 12,000 developers have begun building communications experiences with the platform.
During the last few years, wireless low-power communications experienced an increasing coexistence and traction as a result of the higher demand posed by power constrained applications.
"Delivering communications experiences that improve customer satisfaction and loyalty has to be a focus of businesses today," adds the MessageBird CEO in a statement.
Mozilla also wants to developers to build applications off of Raindrop and is releasing its API to help users customize their communications experiences.
