"contextual message" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to a message, such as a text or an email, that is related to its context or meaning, such as the conversation or topic being discussed. For example: The customer service representative sent a contextual message addressing all of the customer's concerns.
These theatrical miming gesticulations and facial expressions worn by the performers are interwoven with conceptual and contextual messaging which is of great importance to the procession.
Imagine all of the possible applications for using sensorial, nonverbal communications, as an interface for proximity and contextual messaging, even as a means to enhance augmented-reality applications.
The highlight of this release is the launch of in-app messaging, which will allow developers to send targeted and contextual messages to users as they use the app.
Such contextual messages raise serious concerns in terms of scalability and delivery delay; this results not only from their huge number but also because the set of user recipients changes for each message (as their interests continuously change), preventing the use of well-known solutions such as pub-sub and multicast trees.
Subscribers receive one to two contextual messages a week related to their pregnancy stage and childbirth until the child is one year old.
In Muñoz, et al. [ 32] a context-aware mobile communication prototype is presented, which empowers mobile devices to recognize the context in which hospital workers perform their tasks in order to provide contextual messaging.
The context agent sends a contextual event message is sent to the Intervention agent (D).
On receiving a contextual event message from the context agent (A), the intervention agent determines the appropriate intervention to make (B).
The intervention agent receives a contextual event message (A) and from this it chooses the correct intervention (B) and determines the intervention to put forward to the person (C).
