The phrase "destroy communication" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe an action or situation that has a negative impact on communication between people. Example: The government's censorship of the media has destroyed communication and hindered the spread of important information.
Until last year, the greatest disruption to the lives of the alpaca farmers of Melgar in recent times had been the arrival of the Shining Path guerrillas in the province almost three decades ago to spread their Maoist doctrine, destroy communication masts and kill those they deemed enemies of the revolution.
WHO's preference for a voluntaristic approach may rest on several assumptions: that partnering with industry is the most effective way of aligning commercial incentives with consumer health interests, that regulation will destroy communication channels with business, and that regulatory options are not politically feasible and could backfire.
It is useful to remember how television was once routinely blamed for devouring people's attention and destroying communication.
By June, Marylanders intensified their opposition to the new administration by attacking volunteers and destroying communication lines and bridges that connected Baltimore to the capital.
The landslide debris frequently creates inconveniences by destroying communication and hydraulic facilities, or by blocking roads and communication routes.
If one of your big dogs destroys communication on your staff, you need to send him to the pound.
The irony is that in protecting itself, the ego destroys communication, relationships and even businesses - and for what?
Since C is hidden from A, C cannot detect the transmission between A and B, then C will decide to pick up the same spectrum band to process communication to D, which will destroy the communication between A and B as shown in Figure 1(a).
"Because of code-switching, I'm not so concerned that the Internet will destroy civilized communication as we know it," Donoghue told me.
Submarine landslides, which are characterized by large scale and long run-out distance, could destroy undersea communication cables, thus resulting in a great number of economic losses.
As the instant communications of large amount of message is usually unrealistic, especially after the disasters which probably destroy the communication infrastructure, a feasible solution is to send special vehicles (like helicopters) to the disaster areas to collect the information.
