The phrase "convincing communication" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to communication that effectively persuades or influences others.
Example: "The key to successful marketing is convincing communication that resonates with the target audience."
Alternatives: "persuasive messaging" or "effective communication."
For this reason, any market roll-out will need to be accompanied by convincing communication and information campaigns to ensure that these advantages are perceived.
Four Must-Haves for Convincing Communication, by David G. Jensen, 19 June 2009.
But there's another aspect to excellent, convincing communication that can be easy to overlook: respecting your audience.
But with two or more, a convincing communication exchange in a group setting happens — even though the robots cannot understand the human.
In the absence of convincing communication policies, the newly emerging alienated and disgruntled classes will be victims of demagogues who could rise to power through lies, hypocrisies, distortions, and false promises about a promised land namely the return to the old status quo.
However, two conditions are needed for this strategy to succeed in an endemic context: one is the capacity to monitor and predict the arrival of a new outbreak, 42 another is the ability to rapidly translate the alarm into a strong and convincing communication, as in the case of hurricanes, floods, heat waves, etcetera.
He is convinced improving communication off the pitch will help the players on it.
Training a horse to enter a trailer for the first time can take weeks of patient communication, convincing the horse enter on its own first.
These assumptions also relate to different communication objectives – convincing the public or increasing dialogue – implying different communication fora, predictability, and input.
But he's not convinced that ultrasonic communication is so underappreciated in primates.
The extraordinary benefits of face-to-face communication convinced Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer that the company needed to eliminate telecommuting to repair her own beleaguered organization.
