"cross communication" is a grammatically correct phrase and is commonly used in written English.
It refers to the exchange of messages or information between individuals or groups from different backgrounds or with different perspectives. Here is an example sentence using "cross communication": "The success of the project relied heavily on effective cross communication between the marketing and engineering teams."
The latter provides a cross communication between the activation segment and the C-lobe in an active state [ 36].
Since EGFR is known to be expressed and active in many TNBCs [ 1, 64], we explored cross communication between ER β activation and EGFR in TNBC cells.
Westley and May [ 26] also report cross communication between estrogen and IGF pathways, with estrogen promoting increased production of IGF-2.
We cannot definitively declare that the massive accumulation of β1 in PC3res cells activates growth-related signals, because we did not analyse β1 Akt cross communication.
The functional categorization of the DEGs revealed the involvement of a number of important pathways, including oxidative phosphorylation, phenylpropanoid biosynthesis, mitochondrial electron transport/ATP synthesis, MAPK signalling, calcium signalling and hormone cross communication, in regulating of the defence process.
Since the parasite expresses respective surface receptor kinases it has already been suggested that the host-parasite interplay in AE might rely on hormonal host-parasite cross communication [ 2], although little information on the underlying interaction mechanisms is currently available.
The corresponding "criss-cross" communication is mediated by the sequential activation of cell-type-specific sigma factors termed σE, σF, σG, and σK (Kroos et al., 1989; Losick and Stragier, 1992).
In Memcached clusters, there is no cross-communication among servers, only clients can communicate with the server.
A number worried profoundly about the way increasing knowledge was leading to increasing specialisation with little or no cross-communication between experts in different fields.
— Rue89 (@Rue89) April 19 , 2012For some it was a breach of Twitter etiquette and a rare, odd moment of cross-communication between the faceless, branded accounts of large news organizations.
The standard allows for simple cross-communication between different devices produced by different companies.
