The phrase "a compelling connection" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a strong or persuasive relationship between two ideas, people, or concepts.
Example: "The research revealed a compelling connection between diet and mental health, prompting further investigation into nutritional interventions."
Alternatives: "a strong link" or "a persuasive relationship".
This is hardly a compelling connection.So the paper provides no evidence that MMR causes autism, nor that bowel disease is linked to autism.
Dash drew a compelling connection between how Uber and Airbnb's businesses — both run by white men — are predicated on breaking the law and asking for forgiveness.
Both cozy and complex, "Body Conscious" weaves a compelling connection between a material, a geographical location, and a human phenomenon.
While there is a compelling connection between Myc binding and the induction of histone acetylation [57], [65], [77] it is less clear how Myc influences histone methylation.
When you find out that, despite the interesting observations of some researchers, a compelling connection doesn't exist yet between drosophilia and on-going attempts to mutate cancer cells, you may well have found an avenue for your experiments.
The arbitrariness problem, moreover, stymies any compelling connection between logical probabilities and rational credences.
We established a statistically compelling connection between daylighting and student performance.
Of course, disease-specific philanthropies are unlikely to support molecular evolution research, unless it has a specific and compelling connection to their disease of choice, which is certainly a possibility.
Over 500 charities have also signed up for a charity support kit containing marketing materials to help them create a compelling emotional connection with their supporters.
We also undertook a pathway analysis of SNPs with P < 10−4 (see Materials and Methods), but this failed to pinpoint any pathways with a compelling biological connection to IOP biology.
(Why, according to 2007 Senate testimony by the deputy director of the Park Service: "Bob Hope did enter the United States through Ellis Island.... However there is no compelling connection between his life and the Ellis Island Immigration Museum").
