The phrase "a connection or two" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to having a few relationships or links, often in a casual or informal context.
Example: "I might not know everyone at the event, but I have a connection or two who can introduce me to the right people."
Alternatives: "a few connections" or "a couple of links".
True, mingling with the beautiful people may require a connection or two, but with what you saved on a wedding gift, you can afford to pick up one of these items -- and look as though you belong.
All you need is a connection or two — a mother, a father-in-law, a brother, someone else's brother, some mystery uploader in Estonia — and you're flush with all the news or moving images or music that you could possibly consume.
You're in a business of making new contacts, and if there's ever a time that I can assist you with a connection or two in my field, please give me a call".
Just as getting a job often requires a connection or two, you're better off knowing people within the yoga community rather than blindly dropping your off resume at studios.
With the RCA cables you have the potential to make up to 12 connections and if you're not careful it can be quite easy to cross up a connection or two - especially with the white audio and yellow video connectors.
Tickets to those ten balls, of course, were red hot, nearly impossible to get without a connection or twelve: the perfect challenge for the hooked-in beltway crowd.
"Perhaps you have to make an extra connection or two or travel to a nearby city," he said, "but you can save a tremendous amount of money and miles by doing so".
Anyway, there is a more tenuous connection or two: look at the code on this prototype SNES controller, "SFX-003".
Apple claims that the battery can provide up to 10 hours of video, audio playback, or web surfing on Wi-Fi, 9 hours of web surfing over a cellular connection, or one month on standby.
By then, it had been discovered that the Columbia River system, which drains into the Pacific, had a similar latitude as the headwaters of the Missouri River, and it was widely believed that a connection or short portage existed between the two.
This would either be a weekend of divine connection, or three days of way too much mother-daughter time.
