The phrase "act as connection between" is not entirely correct in English; it should be "act as a connection between." You can use it when describing the role of something that links or relates two or more entities or concepts.
Example: "The internet acts as a connection between people across the globe, allowing for instant communication."
Alternatives: "serve as a link between" or "function as a bridge between."
On the one hand, two instances a from A and b from B can be thought to be connected via the channel if they are components of the same instance in C, so the instances of C act as connections between components.
These data provide the basis for a proposed transmission model in which peridomestic rodents act as a connection between domestic animals and wildlife in the rural environment [ 22].
Professionals public relationship and brand promotional services act as a connection between company and people and the media and work to establish their client as a thought expert and leader in their respective area.
As in every karst landscape, caves are important because they contain a wide variety of resources (e.g., biota, speleothems) and can act as direct connections between surface and subsurface hydrological processes, potentially exacerbating the pollution of groundwater.
And basically have it plugged into your computer's usb hub which acts as the connection between the Pre and your PC. 3) Have your Pre touch back to back with another pre, where it will transfer contact info and other data.
The Stavne Leangen Line is 5.8 km and acts as a connection between the Dovre Line and the Nordland Line (formerly the Meråker Line) in Trondheim.
Groysberg and his team suggest that the quality of colleagues affects individual performance in four main ways: Colleagues become sources of useful information, they give insightful feedback, they act as an important connection between the individual analyst and the firm's clients, and they enhance the individual analyst's reputation.
Several transcripts encoding for a COBRA-like protein, two proline rich extension-like receptor kinases (PERKs), an arabinogalactan protein and a formin are upregulated in adaxial petals and might act as a potential connection between the cytoplasma and cell wall.
Elders act as go-betweens.
When mature, myelin sheaths act as insulation around neural connections, insulation that improves the connections between different parts of the brain.
How this happens is unclear, as is the connection between individual acts of non-conformism and solidarity.
