"recurring communication" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are describing communication that happens regularly or repeatedly. For example, "The team implemented a system of recurring communication to ensure all employees were kept up to date on important developments."
The discipline of examining each verbal exchange at this level of detail and the process of identifying recurring patterns of communication (the words change, but the symbol sequence recurs) helps trainees to identify maladaptive communication strategies and encourages them to view a therapy not as separated exchanges but as a larger scale dynamical process.
Our results indicate that a sizable number of genes with bimodal expression in mouse are also bimodal in human, with recurring roles of cell-cell communication and communication with the extracellular environment.
Some degree of overtly false and inauthentic communication is a recurring illness for most Internet communities and social networks.
Recurring feedback via e-mail communication every week increased women's interest in household saving efforts [25].
At the beginning of the game, Henry Townshend has been locked in his apartment in South Ashfield for five days with no means of communication and having recurring nightmares.
Many situations involving animal communication are dominated by recurring, stereotyped signals.
Throughout these studies is a recurring belief among patients that they receive inadequate information and communication around prescriptions, and Alami et al. describe this as leading to suspicion of drugs [ 24].
That way you can stay in communication with family and friends, without having a recurring monthly payment.
For example in our case study of "Integra" we found a pattern of behaviour recurring in subsequent periods of time and a consequent suboptimal characteristic, "communication delays".
