The phrase "always in connection" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a continuous or ongoing relationship or link between two or more entities.
Example: "In our modern world, we are always in connection with others through social media and technology."
Alternatives: "constantly linked" or "perpetually connected".
It was affected by at least three re-activations recently, always in connection with heavy rainfall, which twice caused the blockage of the valley and formed a small lake.
"These were the years when one began to hear the word 'triad' used often, usually with a lip-smacking relish or enjoyable shudder, and always in connection with hoodlum outrages," he says of the postwar era.
The "Lynk" part of the brand name refers to interconnected cars, where cars are always in connection with each other and other places such as home or the office, and to a ride-sharing program that the company will offer.
Globalization has become a major theme in the Arab media, and it is almost always raised in connection with American economic penetration.
The present paper questions the latter hypothesis: that phonological dyslexia always occurs in connection with some other form of phonologically based disruption (i.e. in a 'cluster' of impairments that are not necessarily reading-specific).
Religious experience is always found in connection with a personal concern and quest for the real self, oriented toward the power that makes life holy or a ground and a goal of all existence.
In this period, "rebirth" was always used in connection with some intellectual or artistic skill; it was not until the 19th century that historians such as the French Jules Michelet and then, above all, the Swiss Jacob Burckhardt (whose The Civilisation of the Renaissance in Italy was first published in German at Basel, Switz., in 1860) began to write of the Renaissance as a period of time.
Mathematical reasoning, when it bears on action, is always used in connection with achieving some purpose and thus in connection with causal reasoning.
In conclusion, delaying ACKs for large numbers of data packets, a large delay window is always beneficial in connection with short-paths, but may be inappropriate for long-path networks.
A theme of the Pope's letter is that we must recognize that our choices are always made in connection with others, and, as a result, our decisions have effects and consequences on others.
aIt is a fundamental point that capacity is always assessed in connection with a specific decision.
