The phrase "abundant connection" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a strong or plentiful relationship or link between people, ideas, or things.
Example: "The conference fostered an abundant connection among industry leaders, encouraging collaboration and innovation."
Alternatives: "rich connection" or "strong connection".
This connective tissue has also very abundant connections on the muscles fibres.
Further, Mr. Van Beek said, airlines prefer airports where there are abundant connections, and where they have enough flights to pay for maintaining a full-time staff.
The precuneus, identified in the present study, is also specifically associated with the experience of agency, mental imagery, episodic memory retrieval, and first person perspective taking, and has abundant connections with prefrontal cortex, further implicating it in perceptual experience [see 48 for review].
The Al2O3 architectures prepared with the side copper plate exhibited well-assembled lamellar structures with abundant cross connections of the ceramic lamellae.
In particular, we suggest that creating and sustaining abundant, flexible connections and exchanges between the classroom and the world outside promises to help people to pursue integration and freedom in tandem, in ways that do not involve sacrifice of either one for the other.
Microscopically, M. rubromarginata differs from M. purpureofusca in having abundant clamp connections and narrow necks on the cheilocystidia.
Tricholoma pardinum lies within the subgenus Pardinicutis of Tricholoma, a grouping of similar species characterised by greyish, brownish, or pallid caps that are woolly or covered in small scales, spores with a length between 8 and 11 micrometres, and abundant clamp connections in the hyphae.
The precuneus has abundant reciprocal connections with the anterior cingulate cortex, the dorso-lateral-prefrontal lobe and the temporal lobes [76], regions functionally linked to emotional valence rating [75].
It refers to the brains inherent interactive processing and the influence of abundant backward connections (Friston et al. 2006; Gilbert and Sigman 2007).
This arises from the brains inherent interactive processing and the influence of abundant backward connections (Friston et al. 2006; Gilbert and Sigman 2007).
These interactions may be associated with the origins of inflammatory response, which is characterized as active and abundant in connections in the undiagnosed low cellularity meningoencephalitis and again in the virus-positive high cellularity meningoencephalitis.
