The phrase "a connection whose" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a relationship or link that is characterized by a specific quality or attribute.
Example: "She spoke about a connection whose strength was evident in their unwavering support for each other."
Alternatives: "a relationship that" or "a link characterized by".
My Salinger Year is partly constructed as the story of a budding writer learning the value of forming a more immediate, less intellectualised connection with readers, a connection whose power she witnessed every day she opened (and, against the rules, occasionally answered) the mail.
Descartes' conception of animals as automata seems to make phenomenal consciousness superfluous at best — a connection whose philosophical development was traced by T.H. Huxley (1874).
However, the SAP-LAW is fair with respect to the distribution of the bandwidth to each TCP connection as shown by Eq. 13; therefore, it may happen that part of the bandwidth is allocated to a TCP connection whose sending window is still small causing a waste of the resources.
The plan, devised by a quinine-smuggling Union scout and an astronomer turned general, was to steal a locomotive and drive it to Chattanooga, capturing a key railroad connection whose loss would cut the Confederacy in half.
These units are linked with each other using the connection whose strength is modifiable as a result of a learning process or algorithm.
Just as Ellroy's LA Confidential owed a weighty debt to Chinatown, so Rampart nods to The French Connection, whose abusive anti-hero, Popeye Doyle, descended into paranoid madness during the course of the drama.
In the access node, there is one dedicated PDCP buffer for each connection, whose size is.
Among the connections with identical priority level, the connection whose master SS has the worst channel condition is chosen first.
Identify professors with whom you feel a connection or whose classes you particularly enjoy.
Rookwood was a young man with recusant connections, whose stable of horses at Coldham Hall in Stanningfield, Suffolk was an important factor in his enlistment.
The insular cortex of macaques has a wide spectrum of anatomical connections whose distribution is related to its heterogeneous cytoarchitecture.
