"predefined message" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a message that has been formulated in advance and is being sent out to a larger group. For example, "We sent out a predefined message to all of our customers informing them of our change in hours."
"One of the directions we plan to go is a festive holiday edition with predefined messages for Xmas, Valentines, Independence Day etc, assuming that a lot of the calls going out in the holiday season are for holiday best wishes or even offering company logos," Wolf adds.
Based on data from ethnographic studies of work activities in an industrial domain, and grounded in a theoretical model of communication, we have designed and evaluated a mobile canned communication prototype system facilitating exchange of predefined text messages, a persistent graphical representation of the operation in progress, and a filtered list of completed tasks.
The system notified doctors with predefined alarm messages for out-of-range glucose values.
Their business model focuses on charging for "premium content" – such as "emoticon packs" and "predefined sets of messages".
In addition, when the capacity of the most detrimental one among multiple eavesdroppers (i.e., the eavesdropper having the maximal capacity of the channel from the legitimate transmitter to multiple eavesdroppers) is above the predefined target rate redundancy R e, confidential messages for legitimate receivers will be decoded correctly and obtained by malicious eavesdroppers.
Thuuz creates an excitement score for each game and sends out alerts via email or text message when games get pass a predefined threshold.
At the end, if the calculated value of the reputation is more than the predefined threshold, the vehicle will send the event message to all neighbors.
A VMR mapper only accepts requests for the existing map output files, and discards messages that do not follow a predefined template.
Third, the message contents have some agreed on or predefined meaning.
