The phrase "successful message" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to communicate that a message was successfully sent or delivered. For example, "I sent my email and received a successful message in return."
(2) The anonymous success rate refers to the percentage of successful message number sent by the algorithm and message number sent by all mobile users [37 39].
HRW claims that, under pressure from the United States, Uganda has forsaken the old, successful message of "ABC" (Abstain, or Be faithful, or use a Condom).
One reason Mighty Big TV has successful message boards, Ms. Ariano said, is that the community members know that there are people actually running it.
It found that the least successful message was: "Every day thousands of people who see this page decide to register [as an organ donor]," which ran alongside a picture of a group of smiling people.
Mr. Trump has struggled to hit on a successful message on immigration for the November election, in which he will face voters far less receptive to his uncompromising proposals than those in the primary season.
However, restoring the economic fortunes of the country has led to the end of the worst food shortages and hyperinflation, meaning that the previously successful message on the need to fix the economy holds less weight.
South Korea's most successful messaging service is run by an independent firm called KakaoTalk.
If he admits to doctrinal lapses like support for abortion, he fully embodies one of George Bush's more successful messages from 2000 and 2004: "I am of these people the wine and latte drinkers who park their Volvos on Martha's Vineyard but I reject them".
In the worse case, the duration length for successful messages reception by the receiver is dependent on the time by which the available forwarder can occur.
Low message volume is a concern because it suggests that even active users aren't connecting with large networks of friends, which is the core tenet of a successful messaging app and crucial for growth.
At first glance, it seems like Acton doesn't really understand Snapchat's appeal or value proposition, which is very, very strange given that he has created one of the world's most successful messaging companies.
