"instance of communication" is correct and usable in written English.
This phrase is typically used to refer to a single occasion or event when two or more people communicate with each other. For example, "My daughter and I had an instance of communication that allowed us to come to an understanding."
Biological approaches consider communication to occur when one animal's behavior serves as a stimulus that causes a change in another animal's behavior, regardless of whether the signaler's behavior is intentional or voluntary; for example, a female chimpanzee's genital swelling that is observed by a male who initiates a courtship is an instance of communication.
Hence, we can reinterpret the ternary protein complex ABC as an instance of communication over a noisy channel [ 10, 11], where protein B provides the communication channel through which information is exchanged between upstream ligand A and downstream effector C (See left panel in Figure 1).
Likewise, women with more covert characteristic responded to significant instances of communication avoidance with more avoidance.
We captured all instances of communication between team members in written notes using a structured and piloted data collection form based on concepts in other health-care communication research [15, 16].
Note, that although in the present study we did not find differences in the success of socialized adult dogs and wolves, it does not necessarily follow that the ability of socialized wolves and dogs is the same with respect to other instances of communication with humans.
It is marketing communication created for the individual, at the moment they need it, and there is no other identical instance of that communication out there.
For each instance of a communication was classified according to the mode, the sender, and the destination.
Last month the Supreme Court announced that it would hear arguments in Elonis v. United States, yet another instance of online communication gone horribly wrong.
In one instance, the lack of communication seemed to contribute to secondary cases that were otherwise preventable [ 14].
Climatic, economic and political contexts have been changing rapidly in traditional agrosystems during the last few decades following for instance the development of communication routes and agricultural policies, as described for Ethiopia in Samberg et al. [ 27].
