The phrase "about the connectedness" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the relationship or interdependence between different elements, concepts, or entities.
Example: "The research paper focuses on the importance of understanding about the connectedness of various ecosystems in maintaining biodiversity."
Alternatives: "regarding the interconnection" or "concerning the relationships".
There is something decidedly faux about the camaraderie of Facebook, something illusory about the connectedness of Twitter.
"It's about the connectedness, the experience of people getting together with a shared cause and the emotion behind it.
For all its metaphysical speculations about the connectedness of things, it feels more like a game than a serious philosophical inquiry.
They don't just provide a handy metaphor about the connectedness of things; they're also an example of one impact of culture funding: the economic development potential of art.
I'm not even sure these new instruments are genuinely "social". There is something decidedly faux about the camaraderie of Facebook, something illusory about the connectedness of Twitter.
First, we would benefit from knowing more about the connectedness of the fished and unfished area over space and time, in order to understand responses to spatial management; this is also true of MPA design and conventional management tools.
In short, everything that was supposed to be good about social media – the connectedness, the reach, the ease-of-use, the fun – has been replaced by an endorphin rush.
Therefore, raising a child, in whatever context of care arrangement, must be about parents' grasp of the connectedness of different elements of a young life – the most critical being the first three years – and the ways in which early experiences can significantly affect later life.
Write it down, let that person know -- because really what this is all about is connectivity and the connectedness that we're all wanting".
But this in turn tells us something important about the new connectedness, which is that technology alone cannot make a crowd virtuous.
In a post she wrote for our blog, Deborah continued, "I can only hope that, upon returning as an unofficial ambassador, my conversations about my experience will reflect the connectedness and compassion of this Muslim community".
