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The phrase "a cellular connection" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a type of network connection that uses cellular technology, typically for mobile devices.
Example: "To make calls and access the internet on your smartphone, you need a cellular connection."
Alternatives: "mobile network connection" or "cell network link."
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Future versions will apparently connect over a cellular connection for persistent connectivity – most likely 4G.
While they very well could be registered on your ordinary Wi-Fi network or even connect by a cellular connection, it's easy to see that they would benefit from a separate form of connectivity more suited to their needs.
Users who opt for this feature will want to connect to Wi-Fi, because a cellular connection can render subpar video.
The big one, of course, is a cellular connection; you can shop the Kindle bookstore wirelessly.
New Yorkers, who can't always get a cellular connection in Midtown, might appreciate that.
But with a tablet, you don't particularly need a cellular connection.
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Ms. MacLean said she hoped to integrate her reviews into the app in the future, but in the meantime users who have a poor cellular connection will find this additional step a source of frustration.
Ryan says VergeSense also offers a gateway device that can backhaul over a 2G cellular connection.
Still, the pay phone was not easily traced because it had a fixed cellular connection.
Even when fitted with a fast cellular connection, tablets still make terrible telephones.
By Helen Ouyang October 10, 2013 Even through a crackled cellular connection from Durban, South Africa, the optimism can be heard in Dr. David Kaslow's mild-mannered voice.
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