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The phrase "a cable connects" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the function or action of a cable linking two devices or components.
Example: "In the setup, a cable connects the computer to the printer, allowing for seamless communication between the two devices."
Alternatives: "a cable links" or "a cable joins".
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A cable connects the camera to the box.
A cable connects the camera to a camera control unit and to the color monitor watched by the doctor.
A cable connects the antennas to a computer in the aircraft, and the computer is linked to a conventional Web and e-mail server.
A cable connects the antenna to the computer inside the aircraft, and the computer is linked to a conventional Web and e-mail server.
A cable connects the nebulizer/reservoir to the control module.
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A cable connected to the seat is used to draw it toward the bow arches.
Accelerator pedals used to operate a cable connected to the carburettor (but carbs' have been replaced with electronic fuel injection).
This was at odds with the prevailing view that the spinal cord was merely a cable connecting brain and body.
Electrical power is supplied using a cable connected to a small battery slung around the patient's neck, though Retina Implant eventually hopes to supply power wirelessly, using electrical induction.
To actually transfer the files, you can connect the two MacBook Air computers over a wireless network or with a cable connected to each machine's ThunderBolt port (if both Airs have one).
They are implanted beneath the scalp on the side of the head, with a cable connecting to the cochlea in the inner ear, the organ that interprets sound and sends signals to the brain.
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