The phrase "a definite connection between" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a clear or specific relationship or link between two or more entities, concepts, or phenomena.
Example: "The research revealed a definite connection between sleep quality and academic performance among students."
Alternatives: "a clear link between" or "a strong relationship between".
Now that there's a definite connection between the club and the drink, "we embrace it," Voyles said, noting that the club's new rooftop cigar bar, opened last year as part of its centennial celebration, is called the Last Word.
According to one senior government official: "There is a definite connection between the bank account closures and the review of the Brotherhood". Experts within the banking industry have confirmed that the Brotherhood review created an atmosphere of concern - though they added there was no pressure from government to close accounts.
There's a definite connection between the people who attend the two types of events, she said.
There is a definite connection between colorful foods and the healthy glow of human skin and hair.
"There is a definite connection between Southeast Asia and Syria," UNODC regional representative Jeremy Douglas said on Friday, adding Thailand would need to work with its neighbours to deal with the threat.
Almost at the same time, William Bowman (together with Robert Bentley Todd) [ 11] established a definite connection between the glomerular circulation and the urinary tubules.
We shared a definite connection.
"When Albert and I danced, we felt a definite connection," Laura said.
There is a definite connection in mood and stunning visuals, and possibly some alien DNA too.
He is really inspiring, a great listener and from the time we have spent together there is a definite connection.
Callow, who is currently appearing as Scrooge in a West End production of A Christmas Carol, remarked on "the definite connection between this friend of Dickens' and the office".
