'individually communicate' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It could be used in a sentence such as, "We have the ability to individually communicate with each other, no matter the distance."
This is an awesome hub of about 90 billion neurons individually communicating with each other.
Team members rarely meet face to face, instead dissecting information individually and communicating with one another by e-mail.
Using intermediaries Using intermediaries In our study, women answered that they could communicate individually through another person other than the concerned HP.
Each village elder and her/his respective registry administrator determined individually how they would communicate with one another for reporting of pregnancies and birth weights.
I am for the communicative approach, but I prefer to communicate with students individually and face-to-face.
(Interview Q5; public school teacher 05; translation) I am for the communicative approach, but I prefer to communicate with students individually and face-to-face.
They're either broadcasting to all of their followers or, if they're communicating individually, it's usually in a reactive way, like responding to a complaint.
The GPs were allocated extra funds for the purposes of identifying and communicating individually with those eligible, monitoring progress of the vaccination campaign, and helping practices with insufficient staff.
About two-thirds (68%) stated they would be happy to store their medical details online in an anonymous breast cancer record and about three-quarters (74%) were interested in communicating individually with an expert (e.g. for a second opinion and treatment options).
