The phrase "view communication" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to forms of communication, such as verbal and non-verbal, or the various ways in which people interact. For example, "We need to change our view communication with our customers to better understand their needs."
This study was designed to explore how African American men who stutter view communication, identity and life choices.
These views are chosen according to the abstraction level (application view, communication view), the granularity (overview, details), and the system structure (process view, collaboration view).
I previously looked at how Trump's campaign defied all norms of how we traditionally view communication with the public.
There is an ancient quote by the Greek philosopher Epictitus: "We have two ears and one mouth so that we can listen twice as much as we speak". I think the evolutionary scientists who came after Mr. Epictitus might disagree about his conclusion, but it is a good reminder of how we should view communication.
What effect has that had on how we view communication, discussion and debate?
This study investigates the psychometric properties of 9 items assessing how actively patients approach and view communication with their healthcare providers.
Furthermore, the previous literature views communication efficiency and communication effectiveness as the two different scopes of active communication.
They viewed communication as a risk area because information was not always transferred correctly.
The first was a policy analysis focusing on the key stakeholders around SLAs, their views, communication and interactions.
For instance, being a CHR or a doctor affected respondents' perceptions of the importance of communication: CHRs viewed communication between patients and providers as significantly more important than doctors.
"For a journalism school to give (Chavez) a prize setting him up as a model seems to be a contradiction or it means the La Plata journalism school has adopted the view of communication viewed by Chavez: that... state-controlled, direct communication is preferable to independent media and journalism as we know it".
