The phrase "about the connectivity between" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing relationships or links between two or more entities, concepts, or systems.
Example: "The research paper focuses on the connectivity between social media usage and mental health outcomes."
Alternatives: "regarding the connection between" or "concerning the relationship between".
Most surface interpolation and approximation techniques require information about the connectivity between these measured points.
Train spoke clearly about the connectivity between "developmental planning" and "international economic growth," and believed that the environment concerned every "geographic region of the country' and could be "used to help unify the nation and bring people together".
Consequently, genomewide information about the connectivity between TFs and their target genes is increasingly available.
Taken together, these results indicate that implicit information about the connectivity between signal transduction pathways and transcription factors can be obtained by comparing the activity profiles of TFs.
A lot of knowledge about the connectivity between different lobula plate cells has been learned from double recordings, i.e. experiments where current was injected into one cell while the membrane potential of another cell was simultaneously recorded.
However, much about the connectivity between mitosis, DSB repair and telomeres remains to be understood.
To deduce further quantitative information about the connectivities between TFs and their target genes, methodologies such as NCA and REDUCE have been developed [ 26, 29].
Pairwise associations characterize the connectivity between resistances and are useful in making decisions about courses of treatment, or the design of drug cocktails.
Connectivity analysis also showed that inflammation-associated mood change modulated the connectivity between sACC and arMPFC, a region activated when thinking about others, and with right STS and amygdala, regions implicated in processing social/emotional information from faces.
