"verbal means" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the words or phrases someone uses to communicate with others. For example: "The only verbal means he had to express his emotions was a grunt."
Yes, he is provoking an important conversation by just about any verbal means possible.
Verbal means in linguistic form and does not mean oral, spoken.
Spooks, she says, encouraged her to develop the discipline to lay out "a theatrical backbone" with the sparest of verbal means: an essential skill for a librettist.
But it has also given people a powerful visual and verbal means to communicate their concerns about the fruits of this new science gene prospecting, DNA patenting, genetic testing, designer babies, cloning and their social consequences.
Cascades of words, cataracts of words, great rolling tsunamis of words--all spoken for the purpose not of enlightening or entertaining, or even tricking, the public, but of persuading it, by any verbal means necessary including enlightenment, entertainment, and trickery, if that's what it takes), to vote the right way in November..
In computer-mediated communication, participants often experience a loss of information that would have been conveyed by non-verbal means in a face-to-face communication.
One might instead attempt to account for the non-logical arguments he identifies as instances of argument-1 that use non-verbal means of communicating propositions which function as premises in a relatively standard sense.
Therefore, recognition of facial expression is considered to be one of the prominent non-verbal means of understanding for example an expression of distress or pain [ 25].
Seeks new ideas to create new approaches to problems/challenges. Empathy- Understands another's feelings and perspective and the ability to communicate one's empathetic feelings and understandings to another by verbal and/or non-verbal means.
Facilitating inclusion has also meant doing things differently by finding creative ways to gather the experiences and perspectives of persons living with dementia, particularly persons who communicate primarily through non-verbal means.
