The phrase "a fragile connection" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a relationship or link that is weak or easily disrupted.
Example: "Despite their shared history, they maintained a fragile connection that could easily be broken by misunderstandings."
Alternatives: "a tenuous link" or "a delicate bond."
As though knowing this, the filmmakers Eleanor Burke and Ron Eyal keep their rhythms slow and their camera steady as two lonely souls form a fragile connection.
They portray the returning Vietnam veteran as an isolated individual who had only a fragile connection to the rest of American society.
Margaret Helfand, the 2001 president of the American Institute of Architects, considered the designs too timid, saying they bore only a fragile connection to the rest of the site, the neighborhood and city.
Hench makes a fragile connection with her.
Out of their disorientation, Bill Murray, as a fading Hollywood star filming a Scotch commercial, and Scarlett Johansson, as a photographer's neglected young wife, forge a fragile, wistful connection.
'Lost in Translation' In Sofia Coppola's exquisitely subtle comedy, a middle-aged American movie star (Bill Murray) and a photographer's neglected young wife (Scarlett Johansson) establish a fragile romantic connection while killing time in a Tokyo hotel.
The reading solidified the sometimes fragile connection between father and son.
Later the dancers lay on the floor, holding the sticks end to end to form a long line and fighting to keep that line unbroken as they rotated their bodies around the fragile connection.
The narrator's unusual approach to his diary has been occasioned by a panicky moment of childhood trauma that exposed the fragile connections between body and mind; this is combined with a kind of evanescence he experiences as his ailing father fades away and he feels himself like the shadow of a ghost, terrified of looking in the mirror.
Investigation of the soft-tissue anatomy was followed by extraction of the tympanoperiotic complex, which is a technically challenging procedure in mysticetes because the fragile connections between the periotic and tympanic bones are easily broken during attempts to dislodge the tympanoperiotic complex from the skull.
Leaders connected to ubuntu use their power to heal, restoring and nurturing a fragile web of human connection.
