The phrase "incomprehensible message" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe something that is difficult or impossible to understand. For example, "The cryptic text of the message was an incomprehensible jumble of symbols and numbers."
"She blames everything on me and keeps leaving these incomprehensible messages on my answering machine," Kraft said.
Though a charmingly unbusinesslike whimsy full of fanciful names and icons now pervades the parts of Linux you see at first glance, incomprehensible messages and commands lurk millimeters below.
Here's hoping Google breaks this out of its prison and provides it as a free service for those of us who aren't on board with the company's incomprehensible messaging strategy.
Whenever Mr Maeda plugs something in, he says, his PC sends a long and incomprehensible error message from Windows, Microsoft's ubiquitous operating system.
Computers, with their incomprehensible error messages, unannounced crashes and other eccentricities, are driving people to despair.
On first inspection, these ancient texts are as incomprehensible as a message from another planet.
"Since moving to London, my romantic life has been characterized by last-minute text messages, incomprehensible drunkards, first-date coke bingers and split bar tabs," Ms. McLaren, who clearly had better luck at home in Canada, wrote in the magazine.
I suffer from a condition I like to call "beefy thumb," which renders a solid chunk of my text messages incomprehensible to all but my close friends thanks to mistyped letters.
Nobody ever answered, but Mr. Rotkovich described the voice message as nearly incomprehensible.
What if they're so different from us that our messages are mutually incomprehensible?
