Written Communications

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Written Communications

Introduction

Over the years , written communication has remained the most effective mode of communication . This has been the case due to its immediate ability to reach more people and retain evidence for future references (Richard Robertson , 200 , pp . 56 . Since inception , this form of communication has developed greatly with major improvements in efficiency . It entails communication through written symbols by or between people . Written communication acts as the main interlink in both local and international agreements that forms the major

binding organs between nations and business entities . Its discovery and development has therefore been described as one of the most important aspect of all times

The role of research and planning

To ensure effective written communication , prior research and planning must be undertaken as the major platform for establishing factual information for later analysis and presentation . This prior stage assists an individual in selecting the proper that rhymes with the main issues and information in the text (Uma , 2006 , pp . 252 . Good attracts the attention of the reader on first sight by shedding clear light on what to expect in the body of the written text . To add to that , this stage ensures that the writer has gathered and consulted enough and relevant sources that will adequately support the subsequent text . Of greater importance , this stage ensures that the text prepared is of high quality and strong convincing power by carefully surveying and comparing the primary and secondary materials against sequential...