The phrase "a profound connection to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a deep or significant relationship or bond with someone or something.
Example: "She felt a profound connection to nature, which inspired her to pursue a career in environmental conservation."
Alternatives: "a deep bond with" or "a strong link to".
He hardly had a profound connection to her, but he could not get her out of his mind.
My classmates and I left the program in August feeling a profound connection to each other and a responsibility to those who will follow.
Mr. Kaphar, 42, has a profound connection to the forgotten, from the slaves owned by the founding fathers to the ubiquity of African-Americans in the criminal justice system, including his own father.
It is my favourite Bowie album; it's in my personal top 10 albums of all time, and it holds a profound connection to a tender yet turbulent time in the life of a hopeful and determined young musician that was me in the spring of 1975.
There is a profound connection to a community of people who are all genuinely on the same team, looking create something new and brilliant.
Gallup pointed out that "Engaged employees work with passion and feel a profound connection to their company.
"We have a museum that is committed to showing important artists ��� established and emerging — and we have a very profound connection to community and a commitment to social action," Longhauser said.
Mr. Sheen spoke of craving a more profound connection to the material beyond ready-made theatrical fireworks.
This information gave me a rather profound "connection" to Streisand and Yentl.
It is almost surreal that our DR Mission Team based in Wallingford, Conn. has such a deep and profound connection to so many kids like Willie and the people of Batey 50.
One of the most notable projects are the ongoing support of the Q'ero culture of Peru, who were discovered by anthropologists in 1949, and hold a living and profound connection to nature.
