"terrestrial communication" is correct and can be used in written English.
You could use it to describe any type of communication that takes place on the Earth's surface, such as radio, television, or cellular networks. For example, "The latest advances in terrestrial communication have made it easier to stay connected with family and friends around the world."
The terrestrial communication system is designed based on the IEEE 802.11.
Because of the severe atmospheric attenuation, and in particular rainfall scattering losses, the EHF band is currently the least populated radio band for terrestrial communication.
To secure a reliable and diverse configuration, the ECS is configured as the dual system which consists of the terrestrial communication and satellite communication.
Precipitation studies globally is not only important to hydrological cycling, but also very crucial to satellite and terrestrial communication system designs.
The MgO/GaN structures are also found to be quite radiation-resistant, making them attractive for satellite and terrestrial communication systems requiring a high tolerance to high energy (40 MeV) protons.
InP technology allows direct digital synthesis of high-frequency signals, simplifying the system design and reducing the number of discrete components required in advanced satellite, aircraft and terrestrial communication systems.
The main difference between WUCNs and the terrestrial wireless communication networks is the communication medium.
Most of the previous literature on the channel measurement and characterization is focused on terrestrial cellular communication systems.
Furthermore, they can provide a much larger transmission capacity than most of the currently available terrestrial microwave communication links.
CCSR has a long standing track record of being a major academic research group in the field of wireless communications within Europe and historically it has a unique research approach on both satellite as well as terrestrial mobile communication systems.
Very few studies have yet directly measured the effects of climate change on terrestrial animal communication.
