The phrase "electronic correspondence" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to any type of communication sent electronically, such as emails, messages, or file transfers. For example, "We will handle all of our negotiations through electronic correspondence".
It also advises people never to discuss confidential information in electronic correspondence.
David Wincelberg of Beverly Hills, Calif., suggested that B2Q refer to electronic correspondence with aspiring inventors.
Electronic correspondence need not superannuate the written letter, just as an e-reader does not render the physical book redundant.
On global teams, time zone differences and electronic correspondence can give rise to miscommunication and logistical snafus.
After electronic correspondence and several perioperative leadership meetings, the enhanced pediatric Universal Protocol was initiated.
In order to obtain this title, which conveys to potential clients the impression that a business is soundly run, Galleon had to agree to preserve its electronic correspondence.
In the late 20th century the advent of electronic mail (correspondence delivered by means of electronic printing or display devices) is expected to increase the speed of response to student work.
But Mr. Ruff acknowledged that he might have failed to address the issue aggressively after learning in June 1998 that the White House computer system had not properly stored incoming electronic mail correspondence because of unintentional computer errors.
The Board will meet in conjunction with the annual South Asia Conference in Madison in October 1997 and 1998, at the Association for Asian Studies annual meeting in April 1998, and will conduct other business by electronic mail, correspondence, and telephone conference calls.
Random House, for instance, "does not have in place a distinct corporate policy for archiving electronic author-publisher correspondence, and we have yet to establish a central electronic archive for housing publishing material," a company spokesman told Donadio.
A license is required regardless of the manner in which the technical data is transmitted (e.g., in person, by telephone, correspondence, electronic means, etc.).
