"email sending" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the act of sending out an email. For example, "I'm worried about the security of our email sending system."
Phishing scams usually target victims via email – sending a message purporting to be from your bank.
Note that we only provide email sending, so you only need to configure SMTP and not POP/IMAP.
"A lot of that was me reaching out to people directly, having a conversation on the phone, sending an email, sending a text".
One even hacked into Brian's email, sending a string of messages to the band's friends asking them to leak the entire CD, claiming "the album is intended to be heard as a whole, and nothing bothers us more than individual tracks leaking and ruining the overall album experience".
Pass the password The sites surveyed recovered user passwords in one of three ways, all via email: sending a link to a web page where users enter a new password; generating and sending a new password; or simply sending the original one.
Once installed on a company's email systems, Tessian's machine learning tech analyses an enterprise's email networks to understand normal and abnormal email sending patterns and behaviours.
