The phrase "a closer coupling between" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the relationship or connection between two or more entities, systems, or concepts, often in a technical or analytical context.
Example: "The research aims to establish a closer coupling between theoretical models and practical applications in the field of engineering."
Alternatives: "a tighter connection between" or "a stronger link between".
"It's very crucial for researchers to establish a close coupling between [these facilities] and scientific computing so that they can test and stress the computer codes essential to the health of the program," Williams says.
We would like to link this idea back to Alvin Toffler who coined the term "prosumption" when he referred to a close coupling between the production and the consumption of goods (Toffler 1980).
However, the issues stemming from these challenges are under scrutiny and investigation by the research community towards alternative directions (e.g. [39]), most notably situated intelligence which entails that the cognitive processes and behavior of a situated system should be the outcome of a close coupling between the system (agent) and the environment (user) (see [40]).
Since there is a close coupling between Ca2+ binding site and other regions especially β subunit of BK channel, martentoxin may bind with these specific regions correlated closely with Ca2+ binding sites because as a peptide, martentoxin could not reach the cytoplasm of the cell.
The results showed a close coupling between stimulus strength and the speed and accuracy of perceptual decisions in both tasks.
Specifically, the effective connectivity analysis identified a close coupling between midbrain/striatum and MTL structures when unexpected information is detected.
However, each hypoxic interval has been characterized by abundant cyanobacteria blooms, implying a close coupling between the two phenomena.
A main conclusion of our study is the occurrence of a close coupling between the function of epsin and the dynamics of the actin cytoskeleton.
