The phrase 'communicative link' is correct and usable in written English.
It is a term that is used to describe a bridge between two mediums of communication, such as between the written word and spoken word. For example: "We need to find a communicative link between texts and audio in order to make our project effective."
One of the best things a young jazz bandleader can hope to do is forge a strong communicative link with one member of his band: it creates an charged, nearly tensile energy that the rest of the group can orient itself around.
The historical approach thus serves as a communicative link between the past and the present and the philosopher, in making such communication possible, serves as a mediator between the worlds of the past and present.
When a jazz pianist hears a Hindustani vocalist expound on a raga, for example, there's a "communicative link that happens," he says.
We define a CHKMS as a purposeful, ethical and adaptable system that creates exoteric knowledge (relevant for solving social and managerial problems) through communicative action, providing a link between knowledge and action in an organization or community of practice.
In processes of sustainability communication, the communicative interplay between the individual citizen and society, inseparably linked to intermediary levels of mutual mediation and reconciliation, is essential.
Civil society and practitioner rhetoric tends to link participatory communicative models with technological advances, framed in normative terms that are highly critical of traditional, less participatory approaches in the humanitarian and development sectors (Chao 2014).
Because of the link between communicative behavior and the development of perspective taking and mental state attribution in human children, genes that have been implicated in autism spectrum disorders (ASD) are of particular interest.
Over the last three decades, pragmatic competence, the ability to conduct socially appropriate communication by linking linguistic forms to communicative functions in social contexts (Leech 2014; Taguchi and Roever 2017; Timpe-Laughlin et al. 2015), has become one of the central components in major models of communicative language ability (e.g., Bachman and Palmer 2010; Purpura 2004).
This study points out how ScrumMaster and team architects should have a more communicative role to ensure adequate links between project team, business team, architecture support group, system inspection group, designers, and such to assure that work is conducted efficiently and any problems are addressed openly and swiftly.
Like them, McEvilley explicitly denounces Humanism's myopia, but he also transforms the Humanist notion of universality into a relativistic and diverse permutation of cultures that is becoming increasingly linked in a communicative network of globalism.
Mastery of early social and communicative skills may be closely linked with the development of self-regulation and be pivotal for the proper development of other functions.
