The phrase "a simple connection of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a straightforward relationship or link between two or more elements.
Example: "The study revealed a simple connection of cause and effect between the variables."
Alternatives: "a basic link between" or "an easy relationship of".
I've been to a couple of Secret Cinema shows, and while I've enjoyed them both, I've been struck – as with other extraordinary immersive experiences, like Punchdrunk's theatrical productions and Rockstar's Grand Theft Auto video games – that sometimes one's astonishment at the sheer scale of the ambition can overwhelm a simpler connection to the piece of art you're supposed to be watching.
There's no reason why it shouldn't, but the FCC's 2002 decision has left America with a patchwork of local cable monopolies and thus no market recourse for any customer who wants the pure telecommunications service of a simple connection.
We begin the paper with an analysis of a simple connection model, in which contacts occur at a given future time with no periodicity.
Part of what I try to relay is the importance of the simple connection of music and melody with an intentional listener.
The reasons are complex and often unique, but the simple connection of cheapness isn't accurate.
The simple connection of regular contact with others provides support and helps alleviate isolation.
Nevertheless, on October 24, 1861, with the simple connection of two telegraph wires, the East and West coasts were joined with instant communications, and the Pony Express announced its closure two days later (though it continued service into November to finish delivering the mail in its possession).
In [12] the simple connection of fractional derivatives with fractional powers of first order differential operator was presented.
Both matrices can be used in the stability, first- and the second-order elastic analyses of framed structures made of Timoshenko beam-columns with rigid, semi-rigid and simple connections of symmetric cross sections.
