The phrase "a community connection" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a bond or relationship within a community, often in discussions about social networks, support systems, or collaborative efforts.
Example: "The local organization aims to strengthen a community connection by hosting regular events that bring residents together."
Alternatives: "a community bond" or "a community link".
Buber's 1916 lead essay of the new journal Der Jude still praised the war as an opportunity for the modern Jew to forge out of the chaos of rupture a feeling for community, connection, a new unity, a unified Gestalt, one that could restore the Jewish people to a condition of wholeness.
There is a strong community connection.
They provided a sense of community, connection, and love in the midst of chaos, fear, and loss".
It's been a big experience and even other members within the communities, not necessarily within the Croatian, Italian or Portuguese community but just in the area I'll hear about a loss or about a bereavement through 3 or 4 different people perhaps before I even hear it from a family member….because there is actually a very tight knit community connection that goes back a long long time.
Our belief is that if we empower a model of shared success and fund programs with proven track records, it will result in a stronger culture and community connection.
Originally created by a resolution of the U.S. Senate sponsored by Sen. Harry Reid of Nevada, who lost his own father to suicide, the day offers a unique opportunity for community, connection, and support.
The polling place turned out to be an unexpected point of community connection.
1. Living in a smaller remote area gives you an opportunity to learn about community, connection and opportunity.
If you're going to interrupt special moments to capture them with your phone, the best ones should still pay dividends of self-expression and community connection beyond a day later.
Retention of GPs for longer than a four-year period across four rural communities in Canada was found to be related to community factors such as appreciation shown by the community for the practitioner and community connection or a sense of belonging and integration into the community [ 39].
