Your message has been conveyed vs Your message has been sent

Both choices are correct and suitable for use in English. They convey the idea that a message has been successfully delivered. The choice between 'your message has been conveyed' and 'your message has been sent' depends on personal preference or the context in which the message was communicated.

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Your message has been conveyed

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English to indicate that a message has been successfully delivered or communicated.

This phrase is typically used to inform someone that their message has been successfully passed on or understood by the intended recipient.

Examples:

Thank you for letting me know, your message has been conveyed to the team.
I can assure you that your concerns have been conveyed to the management.

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Very clear-cut messages have been conveyed to Iranian representatives on all these occasions.
These messages have also been conveyed in contacts with the United Nations, the African Union, and donor organisations.
These messages have been conveyed to the Iranian authorities through statements, bilateral démarches either in Tehran or Brussels and on the occasion of meetings with Iranian representatives, at all levels.
The same messages have also been conveyed directly to the North Korean authorities, via an official EU delegation which happened to be in North Korea when the attack occurred.
The message conveyed is that of a sweet-tasting product, despite its prickly appearance.
I would like to dwell on the basic messages conveyed in this report.
The message conveyed by the European Union on all these issues was absolutely unequivocal.
Against this background, the message conveyed by our partners in Ireland is in support of solidarity among Europe's citizens.
The official message conveyed is that the rights of the nationalist community can be overridden by force when necessary.
Ukraine has been invited by the message conveyed today to continue working with us so that it becomes definitely committed to progressing along the path to democracy.
The message conveyed by this text carries huge responsibility: maternity would clearly become a barrier to personal development in the workplace.
That is why the message conveyed in the European Commission's latest document was that the autumn report on progress made by the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia could be positive, provided the key priority tasks are fulfilled.
References to national origin must be secondary to the principal message conveyed to consumers by the campaign and must not be the main reason it is suggested they buy the product.
A similar message was conveyed to the Ukrainian Ambassadors in all EU capitals.
During the various demarches carried out, a number of key EU messages were conveyed to the national authorities.
Technological progress has radically changed the way in which the commercial message is conveyed.
The company has two operations centres (one in Europe and the other in the USA) which normally store the messages conveyed by the system for a period of 124 days.
The most remarkable thing, in my view, is the message conveyed by this proposal: that the Commission is anticipating the consequences of enlargement and realising that this necessarily, and virtually automatically, requires reform of the centralised system.
That is the message conveyed by the rapporteur, Mr Ashworth, and it is a good message and the right one.
This is the message conveyed by the common statement made by the European Parliament and the Pan-African Parliament, and I hope this message will be heard.

Alternatives:

your message has been delivered
your message has been passed on

Your message has been sent

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English to indicate that a message has been successfully dispatched or transmitted to the recipient.

This phrase is often used in the context of electronic communication to inform the sender that their message has been successfully dispatched.