"send a call" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to communicate that you are calling someone on the phone (e.g., "I will send a call to confirm the appointment").
After about 10 seconds of motion it will automatically send a call to voice mail or a text to the in-box without notifying the driver of its presence.
Garmin and Fitbit send a call to graph.facebook.com upon starting the app, regardless of whether the user actively attempts to connect to Facebook.
Last year, a team led by biochemist Jack Dixon of the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, reported that YopJ blocks two signaling pathways that the macrophage activates to send a call for help to the immune system's B and T cells (Science, 17 September 1999, p. 1920).
That sort of evidence helped send a call center owner to jail in an unrelated Connecticut case in 2006.
Our writers recollected their favorite Bob Dylan lyrics, and I sent a call to our artists.
Citigroup sent a call to arms to its student borrowers, which is currently posted on Talking Points Memo.
That type of brand advertising via text message — as opposed to sending a call to action, like a coupon — is new, said Mr. Gelb of Razorfish.
"We sent a call out with five minutes to go; we were under the pump defending our line but we told them to believe.
11- Sending a call to start the simulation once there is an event to be executed.
12- Sending a call to stop the simulation once there is no event to be executed.
Once they voted, they would be sent a call-to-action to create their own Love Letter for a homebound senior.
