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"conveying your message" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to indicate that something conveys information that someone is trying to communicate. For example, "This video contains a powerful message, conveying your message in a memorable way."
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Just as particular words may more or less effectively communicate an idea, your choices in designing your figure are critical for effectively conveying your message.
Consider camera angles (close-up, pan, wide shot, overhead), lighting, animation, special effects, or even specific colors and shapes that might relate to the products as possible devices for conveying your message.
"Presentation Technologies" covers everything from flip charts to PowerPoint and videos as means for conveying your message to students.
Try to think of different rhyming schemes and ways of conveying your message.
It is important to note however that if you are expecting your protest to receive any form of media attention, having a double sided sign is much more effective in conveying your message.
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And then, worst of all, you must convey your message.
A while later, my interlocutor happily reported: "I conveyed your message.
The tone with which you choose to convey your message defines its receptivity.
Preparation is crucial: to effectively convey your message, you need to define it first.
What adjustments do you have to make in order to convey your message as succinctly as possible for the new medium?
Referring to the data above, if you want the reader to know that "Gene B has the highest expression", a bar graph representing data at the 2 hr time point would most clearly convey your message (A).
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