"electronic chatter" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the constant stream of electronic communication, such as emails, social media messages, and text messages. Example: "The office was filled with the sound of electronic chatter as employees sent emails and answered phone calls."
Civilization drowned out and obliterated by electronic chatter.
Second, electronic chatter may reinforce rather than replace the face-to-face kind.
American intelligence officials have said they had picked up electronic chatter relating to the canceled flights.
Given all this electronic chatter, which is likely to become part of the application folder, e-mail etiquette is important.
He soon had a grant for a study to record the electronic chatter between the two hemispheres in the brain of a cat.
Electronic "chatter", as well as information from defectors and serving Isis members, underscores that the group is now more intent than ever on exporting chaos to cities such as Rome, Paris, Brussels and London.
Wrapped around a monotonic drone that'd probably sound more at home as a horror movie cue, this track employs a collision of clucking clave lines, stuttering electronic chatters, and hopscotch drum programming as a way of ascending from the muck and mire. Colin Joyce.
Only when I entered a gallery overlooking Kensington Gardens where electronic devices chatter inanely in high-pitched voices against a painted green background did the reality dawn on me of just how terrible an exhibition I had stumbled into.
One senior American official said there had not been any increased "chatter" — electronic intercepts — in recent days about a possible attack against a major target in Nairobi.
Rye Rye brags with snappy determination and bottomless confidence over her hometown's chattering electronic beats.
— Collegiate golf is the acoustic version of the pro game: unamplified by applause, announcers, grandstands, clacking electronic scoreboards or chattering caddies.
