"thoughtful communication" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to communication that is done with intention and care, such as when you consider the other person's feelings and opinions. For example, "Bob was known for his thoughtful communication, taking the time to understand and appreciate the perspectives of his coworkers."
For those disease excesses for which there is a plausible, nonenvironmental explanation, clear and thoughtful communication to concerned communities based on solid scientific evidence could help dispel their urgent concerns.
Second, the act of connection, through thoughtful communication with others who share in this space.
Pulling this off requires thoughtful communication and considerable sensitivity – skills at a premium amid today's online-fuelled abusive political culture.
Helping a pet live their best life requires more time and thoughtful communication than can occur during a typical 15 minute appointment.
Proactive and thoughtful communication with shareholders, whether involving the board directly or through traditional corporate channels, can be a powerful tool in promoting shareholders' understanding and support of the company's long-term strategy.
In my experience, thoughtful communication helps drive active inquiry, alignment and accountability.
Americans are fortunate to have access to some of the best health care in the world, but each time we ignore the opportunity to establish thoughtful, effective communication among all our health-related entities and the people and communities they serve, everyone loses.
The irony is especially bitter because electronic mail remains a fantastic tool for something precious: for free, seamless, thoughtful written communication between both friends and strangers, open to all, and near-unlimited in its scope.
It is time consuming and, at times, tedious, but working with students and witnessing the transformation of their written work from mere words on paper to thoughtful written communication is beautiful and rewarding in itself.
Take time to make communication thoughtful and cordial: When time-lines are truncated and people are asked to do more and more, take an extra few seconds when writing an email or other communiqué to consider that your communication is going to a real person.
However, "everyone in an organization … can foster a healthy organizational culture by thoughtful attention to communication, relationships, self-awareness, and the … significance of policies and behaviors" [ 54, 68].
