The phrase "electronically mediated communication" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to communication that occurs through electronic means, such as email, social media, or messaging apps.
Example: "In today's digital age, electronically mediated communication has become the primary way people interact with one another."
Alternatives: "digital communication" or "online communication".
Ke$ha, "Tik Tok" (2009) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f3Yp_gdAHHE One explanation for the Auto-Tune boom: To a generation of listeners increasingly accustomed to electronically-mediated communication, for whom texting has largely superseded F2F conversation and even the telephone, the unfiltered human voice is starting to sound weird and unnatural.
As a researcher, I have followed our blossoming love affair with electronically-mediated communication, as we have put our faith and secrets in the hands of the unknown puppeteers running - or hacking - our online communication.
E-learning, which is defined as "electronically mediated asynchronous and synchronous communication for the purpose of constructing and confirming knowledge" (Garrison, 2011, p. 2) have shown to increase learning through active participation rather than passive (Fletcher, France, Moore, & Robinson, 2007).
In GSE projects, the communication between the distributed sites is often mediated via electronic communication media (Jaanu et al. 2012) and existing empirical evidence shows that mediated communication demands more effort (Ebert and De Neve 2001; DeLuca and Valacich 2005).
An electronically mediated experience veered toward old-time music-making.
"It is noise in the modern environment, since it disturbs our relation to electronically mediated sounds and information".
Computer mediated communication is ubiquitous in Software design projects.
The reason is that network or organic structures are "difficult to address through electronically mediated exchange"; see also Hackman and Morris (1978) and Nohria and Eccles (1992).
Contemporary electronically mediated platforms for market-level and individual exchange combine complex human decisions with intensive computation and data processing, all interacting within an engineered economic environment.
