The phrase "a connection in a" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used when discussing relationships, links, or associations within a specific context or framework.
Example: "There is a connection in a network that allows devices to communicate with each other."
Alternatives: "a link in a" or "an association in a".
Daniel M. Sivilich found a connection in a tooth print on a musket ball.
None of it takes away from Blanchett's fine performance as a lost soul looking for a connection in a play exploring alienation and post-war Teutonic guilt.
The beneficial effect of the partial embedding of a connection in a concrete slab for its resistance in fire conditions was already intuitively utilised by structural engineers.
I felt a connection in a very strong way when I met him as a little girl and I didn't know why at first, but I figured it out rather quickly.
A half-scale interior beam-column connection incorporating superelastic nickel-titanium shape memory alloy (SMA) tendons was designed, fabricated, and tested to assess the feasibility of such a connection in a moment-resisting frame.
In traffic considerations, the effect of interference influence of a connection in a neighboring cell upon the cell under consideration (the so-called access cell) is characterised by a decrease in the accessibility of resources for the subscriber of the access cell [2].
The agent at the Royal Tongan Airlines office frowned when I told her that I wanted to make a connection in Tongatapu for a local flight to the Ha'apai group.
Three hours of sleep later I'm off to Moscow via a connection in Mineralnye Vody, a dry, dusty place somewhere near Georgia.
A connection in SoSADL has a name and a data type that can be transferred through that communication channel.
We'd been working all night, so I was actually on an airplane, en route to a connection in Dallas.
