The phrase "abiding connections" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe enduring or lasting relationships or bonds between people or entities.
Example: "The community thrives on abiding connections that foster support and collaboration among its members."
Alternatives: "lasting bonds" or "enduring relationships".
There never has been a deep and abiding connection between the Clintons and Iowa.
Kennedy, joined by the Court's four liberals, met that test with eloquence and insight into, as he wrote, "the abiding connection between marriage and liberty".
"Apart from life, a strong constitution and an abiding connection to the Thembu royal house, the only thing my father bestowed upon me at birth was a name," Mandela recalled in his autobiography, Long Walk to Freedom (1994).
There are plenty of reasons why a particular family might choose to stay in a neighborhood like the Shrimp Boat: familiarity, the presence of longtime friends to help out in a pinch, an abiding connection to a neighborhood church.
With his rickety voice, his wayward imagination and his abiding connection to American roots, Mr. Dylan stares down any loss, as if a laugh and a down-home twang are the best survival kit.
I can't pretend to be able to explain Wilson's deep and abiding connection with younger children, particularly girls, and it's slightly baffling to hear that some send her photographs of themselves dressed up as "Jacqueline Wilson".
In this tale of the ramifications that spin off an armoured-car heist in Los Angeles, he reveals his keen eye for the shapes that lurk within shadows to the best effect of his career.Like its predecessors, this book proposes a deep and abiding connection between organised crime and the upper levels of American government.
Cooper had been explaining his side's concern "that redefining marriage as a genderless institution will sever its abiding connection to its historical traditional procreative purpose" and "refocus" it — away from children and toward "the emotional needs and desires of adults".
It's an incongruous image, in many ways, for an exhibition that celebrates, as the catalog says, the artist's "deep and abiding connection to his birthplace, Charlotte, North Carolina, and to the South," and which includes paintings and collages depicting cotton workers, landscapes and other scenes from his native Mecklenburg County, N.C.
It is time to say there is a deep and abiding connection between racism and homelessness in the United States.
