The phrase "access to connections" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the ability to reach or utilize relationships, networks, or resources that can provide support or opportunities.
Example: "Having access to connections in the industry can significantly enhance your career prospects."
Alternatives: "ability to network" or "access to networks".
In 2010 his administration introduced a National Broadband Plan that promised a path of rapid deployment of high-speed networks, offering 100 million households affordable access to connections of 100 Mbps or more.
"Both our countries have great educational institutions of which we can be proud … but in both our countries access to those great educational institutions, those universities and schools, is rationed and restricted, increasingly, to those who live in upscale neighbourhoods, have parents who have access to connections, and are supported by stable families.
Access to connections with industry and market know-how is critical for ventures looking to scale beyond a Series A funding round.
The organization is dedicated to the growth and development of Administrative Professionals and Personal Assistants through means of access to connections, networking, training, mentorship and ongoing career support.
Some of AMOS-6's bandwidth had been reserved by Facebook for Internet.org, its initiative to bring Internet access to connection-deprived parts of the world.
It enables low-latency access to connection-state variables, partial checksum results, and any other control information stored in the shared control memory.
Access to such connections, though, is by no means universal, even in urban areas.
More than half of Bulgarians used the Internet regularly, and roughly one-sixth had access to broadband connections.
Politicians have worked hard to keep access to Internet connections and many forms of Internet communication free from regulation and taxation.
