The word "communicator" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to someone who communicates and conveys messages to others effectively. For example: "He is an excellent communicator and always knows just the right way to deliver a message."
Politicians, the media and other communities underestimate the real level of fear gripping sections of the Muslim community, and as a professional communicator, Cameron should have avoided a tone that would be perceived as an attack.
The question remains as to why someone who was right on the big issues, who was a great communicator and who took the Lib Dems to levels of parliamentary representation never reached before or since, could not have continued as party leader.
Murphy is often described as a consummate communicator, and in person he is far more fun, interesting and (apparently) open than the average party automaton.
He was an interesting, complex character, but above all an outstanding communicator.
Salvo, the president fighting Lim's corner, is sharp and an effective, populist communicator who has brought supporters together against the perfect external enemy: a bank.
Despite the occasional blip when the drink interfered, he was a terrific communicator and a fine orator.
Like many people on the autistic spectrum, the now 58-year-old had problems in the working world and was dismissed as a poor communicator.
First, he will be remembered as an excellent communicator; one who pioneered the use of wit and non-conventional platforms to win voters' affection and respect in an age of 24-hour news, a fragmenting media landscape and waning faith in (and deference towards) politicians.
A consummate communicator, he successfully negotiated a difficult transition period, even persuading his people to approve a new constitution by referendum.He then dissolved parliament and called an election.
He has an academic, rambling and emotional way of talking that makes him delightful to sit next to at a dinner party, particularly if you are slightly drunk, but makes him a poor communicator.
A better communicator than Mr Singh (who sits in the unelected upper house of parliament) could meanwhile try to explain how his government has done more than any other in India's history to fight graft.
