The phrase "a permanent connection" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a lasting or unchanging link between two entities, whether physical, emotional, or digital.
Example: "The new software update ensures a permanent connection between the devices, allowing for seamless data transfer."
Alternatives: "an enduring link" or "a lasting connection."
Under these circumstances, you need to implement a permanent connection.
The less expensive headphones have a permanent connection, avoiding that problem.
Should we see a correlation between the two?Yes, violence and religion have often gone together, but it's not a perfect correlation and it doesn't have to be a permanent connection.
Not only the king but also the German bishops and lay lords thus entered into a permanent connection with an empire won on the way to Rome and bestowed by the papacy.
A question you may never have thought to ask yourself is, "What do Doctor Who and Sherlock Holmes have in common?" Until recently, you would have been right in assuming that there was little to link the Time Lord with the eccentric, logical sleuth – but there is soon to be a permanent connection and his name is Andrew Lane.
The freshwater input into the lagoon is provided by a series of fresh to brackish water channels and small springs, landwards, while a permanent connection with the Tyrrhenian Sea is provided by a channel, 1.5 km long and a few meters wide.
Violent vomiting after eating dodgy fish or a terrible tantrum before eating spinach can create an almost permanent connection in the brain between the food and a strong adverse reaction to it.
Our digital age has been sweet, but the price of permanent connection is an inability to go home and leave your work behind at the end of the day.
Rather than permit pay phones to disappear, city officials should explore the feasibility of converting the existing pay phone system to a permanent 911 connection, giving the public an efficient and convenient method to contact police and fire departments.
Most recently, Mr. Krisher's nonprofit group, American Assistance for Cambodia, has been toiling to create a permanent Internet connection to a primary school in the village of Robib, a cluster of six rural communities in north central Cambodia, more than a nine-hour drive from Phnom Penh.
Radio contact was briefly established in late 1941, however, the contact was extremely intermittent between 1942 and 1943, with a permanent radio connection to the (codenamed "Stanley") only established in 1944.
