The phrase "a collection of connected" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a group of items, ideas, or elements that are linked or related in some way.
Example: "The exhibit features a collection of connected artworks that explore the theme of identity."
Alternatives: "a group of linked" or "a series of related".
The GEA tests for a functional enrichment of a gene set from a collection of connected genes present in a comparison of two cellular networks.
The vehicle body is modelled as a collection of connected flat plates for predictive purposes.
Thompson wrote Derp's current DDoS software, which uses a botnet – a collection of connected computer programs.
A network is, to put it simply, a collection of connected points called nodes.
"Go," a collection of connected solos performed by company members, brings together choreography created over the past decade.
I had originally intended to write a collection of connected stories around the subject of betrayal, which I liked as a focus because of its universality.
Imagine a collection of dots connected by lines.
Alternatively, the volume occupied by a neuron structure can be defined by a collection of vertices connected to polygons.
A cluster is a collection of computers connected through a high-speed network that allows them to work together to solve a problem.
Key features that distinguish this model are variable cell morphology described by a collection of particles connected by springs and a mechanical representation of deformable intracellular, intercellular, and cell-substratum links.
Tenner, an expert on innovation and the author of "Why Things Bite Back," offers a collection of loosely connected essays on what he calls body technologies, like sneakers, chairs, helmets and eyeglasses, and examines how these contraptions have modified our bodies and behavior, usually for the worse.
