The phrase "a connection of two" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a relationship or link between two entities, individuals, or concepts.
Example: "The project aims to establish a connection of two distinct cultures through art and music."
Alternatives: "a link between two" or "a bond of two".
A Trisha Brown line is never just a connection of two points in space, drawn with a straightedge; it's a freehand mark, animated.
Most peptides with sequences exhibiting high scores, as evaluated by this method, were found to easily form amyloids with the aid of a turn-inducing structure designed as a connection of two β-strands.
A connection of two terms and a linking phrase (e.g. a verb or preposition) is called a "proposition".
After careful consideration Bolzano decided against the view to define a proposition as something constructed out of ideas (i.e., as a connection of two arbitrary ideas by means of the copula [has]) (WL II, 18); he rather suggested that we define ideas as those parts of a proposition which are not themselves propositions (WL I, 216, WL II, 18).
For instance, a heteroclinic orbit from P + to P − can be obtained as follows: by connecting a point of O ( P + ) with one of I ( P − ) using an orbit path of Γ c for c ∈ ] ℓ ∗, ℓ 0 [, or by a connection of two different points of L P P +, P − ) via an orbit path of Γ c for c ∈ [ ℓ 1, ℓ ∗ [.
But I'd say it was a connection of two events when I was around 9. Someone in the playground in Australia saying "go back to where you come from" but then soon afterward going to Malaysia (where my dad is from) for the first time, and a kid teasing me for being the "white boy".
The dynamic analysis shows that the motor can be modeled sufficiently accurate using a connection of six lumped mass-spring-damper systems.
These data reconfirm the attachment of RbbA and YhjD to the membrane and imply a connection of these two genes in cell division and protein synthesis.
Thus, a connection of the two data sets is not straightforward.
Connections appear on a schematic as a simple line drawn from point A to point B, or a simple connection of two transistors in series or in parallel.
Since the slope (i.e. the activation energy) in the higher temperature range was obviously higher than for lower temperatures, a parallel connection of two processes is an appropriate description of such a situation.
