The phrase "also a connection between" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing relationships or links between two or more concepts, ideas, or entities.
Example: "In addition to the similarities, there is also a connection between their approaches to problem-solving."
Alternatives: "additionally a link between" or "furthermore a relationship between".
"When you take a photograph," she said, "you look in a more objective way," but there is also a connection between photographer and subject.
There is also a connection between suicide and unemployment, especially for men in their 50s, whose economic prospects take a dive.
There is also a connection between the degree of cleaning of the respective segment and the reposition of particles within the segment.
There is also a connection between the sculpture "Beardwig" (1962), a black cube topped by a projecting arm in the form of a polyhedron angled steeply back from one edge of the cube, and "Untitled" (1962-63), a large painting of a black cube with an angled, projecting arm sharply inflected by a bright yellow polygon whose slanted top cuts into the cube like a knife.
Surprisingly, there is also a connection between clothing and performance, said Mair. "When you believe a garment has some attribute — for instance it belonged to someone you admire — it can increase your cognitive abilities," she said.
There is also a connection between Dejection and Frost at Midnight with its emphasis on Coleridge's private life.
Professor Lawless, a bankruptcy specialist, also saw a connection between foreclosures and Chapter 13 filings.
The President has also made a connection between Iraq's oil and the rise of ISIS.
Mr. Milo also noted a connection between Mr. Yoshiyuki's work and surveillance photography.
Past research has also found a connection between disgust and contamination concerns and negative vaccine attitudes45,46.
Other studies have also shown a connection between dreams and this type of emotional memory processing.
