The phrase "a vast connected" is not correct in written English as it is incomplete and lacks clarity.
It could be used in a context where you are describing something that is extensive and interconnected, but it needs additional words to form a complete thought.
Example: "The internet is a vast connected network that spans the globe."
Alternatives: "a vast network" or "a large interconnected".
ALMATY, Kazakhstan — Every summer for the past eight years, Michael Frachetti has come to the desert steppe that rolls like endless yellow waves across this expansive Central Asian nation searching for evidence of a vast, connected nomadic society.
about were to make way for a vast, connected computer.
The state that represents the property of being "flightless" might get its content from a Negation-operator modifying a representation of "capable of airborne self-propulsion", and so forth, to form a vast connected conceptual network, a kind of mental dictionary.
barartisanal.com ATMOSPHERE A black-and-white-tiled floor and eye-catching birdcage light fixtures gussy up a vast space connected to a hotel.
ATMOSPHERE A black-and-white-tiled floor and eye-catching birdcage light fixtures gussy up a vast space connected to a hotel.
The revelation is the latest setback for the streetcar project, which was envisioned as a vast network connecting much of the District, but launched in February 2016 with an initial segment of 2.2-miles linking Union Station to a stretch of H Street Northeast.
Because their efficacy is so limited, so circumscribed by the Kremlin, they do not constitute a true civil society; rather, they are an archipelago of islands in a vast sea, barely connected to each other and ignored, at best, by the political élite.
The two sides agree to a truce and arrive together at Ba'al's time machine: a vast underground supercomputer connected to hundreds of satellites that monitor solar flares that could intersect the wormhole formed by the Stargate; the flares are necessary for time travel.
The city is a forest of sleek skyscrapers; a vast subway network connects downtown to the beaches; citizens mingle in public spaces that resemble art galleries, connected by broad pedestrian walkways that soar high above anything as vulgar as an automobile; computers are subtle, ubiquitous, and voice-controlled.
Moses envisioned a vast green belt connecting Flushing Meadow with Kissena, Cunningham and Alley Pond Parks.
Its chief executive, Jeff Weiner, envisions what he calls a vast "economic graph", connecting people seeking or starting work or wanting more from their careers.
