The phrase "alien connection" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing extraterrestrial life, science fiction, or metaphorically to describe a relationship or bond that feels foreign or unusual.
Example: "The scientist claimed to have made an alien connection during her research on unidentified flying objects."
Alternatives: "extraterrestrial link" or "foreign connection".
Without a statutory basis for jurisdiction, the government's argument continues, there is no jurisdiction because as "aliens with no connection to this country who were captured abroad in the course of an ongoing military conflict," the detainees can claim no constitutional entitlement to habeas corpus.
Moreover, as the government has asserted in court papers, it is holding the prisoners "under the president's authority as commander in chief and under the laws and usages of war," and the detainees, as aliens with no connection to the United States, are being held outside sovereign United States territory.
Perhaps influenced by the palpable sense of disappointment over the idea of a Prometheus sequel with no connection to Alien, and presumably a whole lot more Lindelof-influenced portentous hogwash about the origins of mankind (which will still probably be in the movie), Scott announced that everything he had previously told us was wrong.
In addition to naturalistic explanations, Billy Booth of About.com reported that "there has been speculation that it is alien, and thereby the connection to UFOs, undersea bases, the whole ball of wax".
"Sites" include any archeological spot that is thought to share a connection with aliens; places like Petra in Jordan or the Giza plateau in Egypt.
And there is a connection to aliens, if you look hard enough: "The Closer" transitions into the spinoff "Major Crimes" on Aug. 13, the night the Kyra Sedgwick drama ends its run for good.
Considering his alleged otherworldly encounter and his long-term association with FIDE, it's not surprising to hear Ilyumzhinov make an out-of-this-world connection between aliens and the game of chess.
The second one was "Calling Occupants," a Carpenters song from the 70s which is about reaching out and trying to make a connection with aliens and trying to have a positive interaction with them, to say "we are your friends".
Less than a month later, he was taking Guardian journalist Jon Ronson to meet alien abductees and explaining the connection between extraterrestrials and pop.
It was decided that creating videos with the film's stars would generate more interest than any commentary about its connection to the Alien films.
