"live communication" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it in business communication, in academic writing, in conversations, or when talking or writing about communication of any kind. For example, "To ensure the success of our project, we must engage in effective live communication both in and out of the workplace."
She hesitated at first -- she loved the feel of a classroom, the camaraderie of live communication.
@SWSCMedia: It provides a form of international social work live communication that was previously impossible.
Participants were required to engage in live communication with a stranger of the opposite sex in the MRI scanner environment.
The embedded VT conversations led to a reduction in the rate at which participants traveled around, but an increase in live communication that took place.
"Long live communication, down with telecommunication," reflected the great uncertainty that technology and push-button remote controls and all of this was not enough in life.
Just as Chekhov's masterwork is about the heartbreak of change, the downhill slide of commercial theater, in both level of taste and in number of productions, reflects a disrespect for truly live communication.
The students' dormitory is the minimum living unit of the universities' campus, carrying the students' living, communication and learning activities.
The strongest paintings pursue an entirely different relation: not the narrow point-for-point argument between artist and art history but the essential, living communication between art work and viewer, a relationship that Yiadom-Boakye reminds us is indeed vicarious, voyeuristic, ambivalent, and fundamentally uncontrollable.
A recent study showed that these same regions may be involved in generating and inferring communicative intentions during live nonlinguistic communication (Noordzij et al. 2009).
Harnessing the internet's powers of live, mass communication, Twitter has broken news, launched revolutions, brought down powerful politicians and made predictions on the stock market.
Customer service is handled in several ways: referring queries to a telephone number (preferably toll-free); accepting or soliciting e-mail messages and replying by e-mail; accepting e-mail but replying by telephone; posting answers to predictable questions on the Web site; and live online communication, or chats, between the dealer and the customer.
