The phrase "warm contact" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a positive and friendly interaction or communication between two people. Example: "I reached out to my warm contact at the company for a potential job opportunity."
"It's easier to set up these meetings through a warm contact, so it's good to work out who you know who knows someone you would like to talk to.
When my puppy rolls on her back to get me to rub her belly again, it's because she anticipates the soothing experience of our warm contact.
Obviously, make sure your hands are clean before you do this, but since your body temperature is much higher than the temperature inside your suddenly-freezing mouth, the warm contact may help relieve the pain.
This approach is more efficient, contains more accountability and ultimately gets the job seeker what they need most from us -- warm contacts.
Rushdie's difficulties brought many of his north London friends into a closer and warmer contact with officers of the Special Branch than they might ever have thought likely.
I suppose digital communication is humanity's bright future; who needs eye contact or the warm touch of a human hand when you can order pizza with one click?
How they must long for warm human contact.
That means warm personal contact, he said, and help that can sometimes be quite simple.
After the imaging procedure animals were kept warm, the contact lens was removed and cleaned and eyes were covered with Corneregel® (Bausch & Lomb) until awakening of the mice.
Staff providing and patients receiving palliative care face the dilemma of maintaining warm human contact that expresses the reality of death, whilst maintaining sufficient distance to avoid being emotionally overwhelmed (Ramsay, 2000).
South Korea's Kim Dae Jung has used what he calls "sunshine diplomacy" to keep warming economic contacts, even though political ties remain much frostier, in the hope that North Korea will see the value in improving relations across the board.
