The phrase "act of connection" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the process or instance of establishing a link or relationship between people, ideas, or things.
Example: "The act of connection between the two communities fostered a sense of unity and collaboration."
Alternatives: "process of linking" or "instance of bonding".
He taught me and countless others that music is, above all, an act of connection.
Second, the act of connection, through thoughtful communication with others who share in this space.
Time and again, to their fellow creatives, Bowie and Rickman donated their time, and attention, and the act of connection — the present warmth of an inspiring light.
And I realized that the four musicians of the St . Lawrenceare remarkable not simply for the quality of their music-making, exalted as it is, but for the joy they take in the act of connection.
Their act of caprice is reprised at the finale as an act of connection: over a meal, they use the ditty to teach French to "Knucklehead Nellie," as she calls herself.
Further, and as advanced through such acts of connection, creating "place" also requires development of human relationships to one's surrounding spaces what Heidegger refers to as "dwelling".
Refocus on acts of Beauty, connection, remembrance, and good samaritan demonstrations that reflect the truth: we are one.
Neither one was an act of specific personal connection or love.
In 1978, Anita and some friends, through an act of imagination and connection which she has repeated many times in her career, managed to get permission from the State of New York to place a number of temporary, large-scale artworks on the landfill extending New York's western shore farther into the Hudson River, thereby creating Battery Park City.
For the past century, brain scientists have speculated that the act of learning changes connections between brain cells.
