The phrase "facilitate communication of" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
The phrase is used to describe a situation in which two or more people are able to communicate effectively. For example: The new platform was designed to facilitate communication of ideas between team members.
Similarly, smaller communities may also facilitate communication of positive CAM results, which may explain why positive results with naturopathy independently predicted referral to naturopaths.
Thus, the ubiquity of iconic imagery may be due to a unique capacity to facilitate communication of specific information.
One might pretend there are directions in order to facilitate communication of facts about which lines stand in which geometric relations to which other ones.
Thus, obstacles to patients' disclosure of herbal product use need to be identified and addressed to facilitate communication of this important information by patients to their health care providers.
With state hospice organizations, the NHPCO developed a National Data Set (NDS) intended to understand demographics, practices, and outcomes; illustrate industry effectiveness; facilitate communication of industry legislative needs; and to support agency performance and improvement.
58 60 These studies highlight the need for systems, policies and practices which facilitate communication of information across different settings.
JG through his membership of British Society of Paediatric Endocrinology has strong links with the MCRN Endocrinology Clinical Studies Group and will facilitate communication on behalf of the study.
6LoWPAN (IPv6 based Low-Power Personal Area Network) is a protocol specification that facilitates communication of IPv6 packets on top of IEEE 802.15.4 so that Internet and wireless sensor networks can be inter-connected.
However, as the C-RADS classification system has been valuable in facilitating communication of extra-colonic abnormalities [11], it may even be useful for reporting of extra-spinal findings on lumbar spine MRI.
Within a strong coalition, interest groups credibly share information which facilitates communication of their joint interests, helps screening by the legislature and induces flexible policies responsive to the groups' joint interests (an informativeness effect).
Facilitating bodies (and donors) have a potentially important role in facilitating communication of best practice and lessons learned particularly with partner country governments.
