The phrase "a time when connections" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific period or moment characterized by the establishment or strengthening of relationships or links between people or entities.
Example: "In the digital age, we often reflect on a time when connections were made through face-to-face interactions rather than social media."
Alternatives: "an era of connections" or "a period of connections".
At a time when connections are being renewed between Myanmar and the rest of the world, peace is threatening to break out in the historically fractious and insurgency-plagued states of Northeast India.
Moreover, Kindly strikes at a time when connections — the substantive, life-affirming, have-your-back kind of connections, not necessarily the type you make on LinkedIn — could not be more critical.
Using messaging as a playground for experimental AI is a good way to alienate consumers at a time when meaningful connections are an increasingly scarce and valuable commodity.
This is a time when our connections should expand, our playmates multiply and our lives feel fuller.
Having a powerful basis, and effectively communicating around the "WHY", gives brands a competitive advantage that is based on human connection at a time when human connection is a powerful and inflating currency.
Will Israel not be increasing the bitterness and frustration of this one-sixth of the citizenry, and will not this lead Israeli Arabs to adopt even more extreme positions at a time when their connection to their country has been growing more tenuous?
We're living in an age of amazing technological advancement, a time when digital connection and convenience are changing the way we work and live, and scientific breakthroughs are transforming our understanding and treatment of disease.
But reinvesting in real-life relationships at a time when social media connections are claiming more and more of our time requires swimming against a strong current.
For example Diogo [ 41] broadly surveyed the higher-level phylogeny, biogeographic distribution, physiology, and ecology of catfishes, and suggested that these fishes originated at a time when some Pangaean connections still existed between Laurasia and Gondwana.
The oldest parrot from the Americas comes from the Miocene of Nebraska (Wetmore, 1926), around a time when the land connection between North and South America was not in place yet.
At a time when Americans possess little connection to their culinary past or the expertise to create something from it, and when loosely conceived and poorly researched cookbooks roll out of big test kitchens like squishy white bread, it is reassuring to find as accomplished and authoritative a collection as this one.
