The phrase "a tight connection between" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a strong relationship or link between two or more entities, concepts, or ideas.
Example: "There is a tight connection between physical health and mental well-being."
Alternatives: "a strong link between" or "a close relationship between".
"The investigation is pointing toward a tight connection between sponsor dollars and bribes," Robert Boland, an N.Y.U.
In the auteur model, he said, there is a tight connection between the personality of the project leader and what is created.
The Bank Charter Act of 1844, establishing a tight connection between note issue and gold reserves, completed the foundations of the Victorian banking and currency system.
Proponents of grounding claim that there is a tight connection between them.
Leibniz's account of intrasubstantial causation therefore involves a tight connection between efficient, final, and formal causes.
Still, there might be a tight connection between grounding and necessity.
Certainly, a tighter connection between Maeve's and Dolores's quests, and a unification, rather than fracturing, of time lines, would be a welcome finale.
I'd already been trying to figure out ways to create a tighter connection between "All Things Considered" on the weekends and the listeners.
A tighter connection between practitioners and standards, then, might be this: what X-standards sanction is what X-practitioners are disposed to correctly believe qua X-practitioners.
Just like the containment account of Abelard, there must be a tighter connection between the premises and conclusion than the truth-preservation account allows.
In this essay, I want to draw a tighter connection between systematics and evolution via the early history of the explicit tracing of lineages of species up to and including the advent of the modern fauna.
