"the value of communication" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to discuss the importance or significance of communication in a particular context. Here is an example sentence: "The success of any project relies heavily on the value of communication between team members."
Valentine can learn, too, and he said that his Japanese experience emphasized the value of communication — in any language.
To everyone voting in future presidential elections and primaries, please consider the value of communication skills when deciding on your choice.
Thompson died in 2001, aged 69, but some police instructors are now once again emphasising the value of communication in avoiding combat, advocating scientific analysis allied with realistic training to prepare officers to handle stressful situations.
I am reasonably sure there is no bad faith on the part of the connectivity messiahs, often their statements about connection and the value of communication come from a place of basic ignorance or naivety rather than one of deceit.
Educational implications are drawn focusing on the value of communication in inquiry, the use of ideas-in-progress, the assessment of student knowledge through discourse, and the ways educational discourse processes are situated in cultural practices.
But the value of communication may not be as immediately obvious to postdocs themselves.
Today, it is much easier to assess the value of new communication, and car makers are already experimenting with interconnected cars.
He and others who favor restrictions say drivers regularly make what amount to ill-informed analyses of cost-benefit tradeoffs, often deciding that the value of constant communication outweighs any risks.
Technology should enhance our work and not distract from the value of true communication.
Be careful, however, not to completely discount the value of personal communication.
Look, however, at the example of the besieged financial services sector; the value of paid communication is clear.
