The phrase “have a communication” is correct and could be used in written English.
For example, "I suggest we have a communication on Friday to discuss the project timeline."
Despite a policy recommendation for this documentation, we found that for patients who had undergone a laryngectomy, a population in which all have a communication disability, providers rarely described patients' current communication abilities or methods used to communicate.
"We do have a communication problem here.
We do have a communication problem as citizens.
"Yes, they do have a communication problem, as the prime minister said this morning.
But even when they are using Shakespeare's tongue, councils have a communication problem.
This indicates that bacteria, long thought to be lone operators, have a communication system that lets them determine how many of them are there.
For our censoring setup, the sensors (microphone and a transmitter) are assumed to have a communication-rate constraint of 0.33; that is, the sensors will communicate at most one-third of the time when the frog is not active.
So you thought you had a communication device when in fact you have an ego-meter?
They had a communication problem because Ilka couldn't speak or understand English well.
If the person you are reading to has a communication impairment, try recording a single message on a recording device that they can press during the story.
Just recently, we had a communication from the leader of the council, asking us all to shop locally to boost the local economy".
