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The phrase "the content of the message" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the information or material that is included in a message or communication. Example: Please be sure to review the content of the message before sending it to your team.
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But the content of the message was anything but routine.
"The content of the message is dependent on the stage the person is at," says Levin.
It may also include subscribers' names and billing address, though not the content of the message.
For younger generations, the content of the message is far more important than the structure.
In most other contexts, the First Amendment prohibits regulation based on the content of the message.
Neither POSK nor the police would confirm the content of the message, which has since been washed off.
"You have to see the content of the message and the resources he's able to mobilize," Dr. Syeed said.
If spies want to see the content of the message, they must get a warrant from the secretary of state.
Therefore it simply does not make sense to 'shoot the messenger' and deny the content of the message.
Express Newspapers editors are understood to have received an email about Stevens, although the content of the message is not known.
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The researchers also analyzed the content of the messages.
More suggestions(15)
the amount of the message
the tone of the message
the validity of the message
the illogic of the message
the delivery of the message
the sense of the message
the immediacy of the message
the cheapening of the message
the release of the message
the consistency of the message
the rest of the message
the possibility of the message
the bottom of the message
the content of the race
the distastefulness of the message
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