The phrase "ample connections" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where there are plenty of relationships, links, or networks available, often in a professional or social context.
Example: "Her extensive experience in the industry has provided her with ample connections that can help advance her career."
Alternatives: "plenty of contacts" or "abundant relationships".
Ms. Hurley, who lives in Manhattan and Bridgehampton with her husband, Kevin, an economist and hedge fund specialist, came to L.O.A. with zero publishing experience but ample connections after seven years at the Modern Language Association.
The four USB 2.0 ports provide ample connections to peripherals and consumer electronics.
Work on hereditary diseases and murine models with engineered genetic deficiencies in glycosylation has revealed ample connections to apparent dysfunctions [ 2, 3].
In common with many of our most venerable institutions, the presidency has ample connection to "slavery time": the White House is like an Internet link that, if you click on it, bounces you to the lawn of a plantation.
It may be that the opening work, Rossini's "William Tell" Overture, was a nod to Mr. Fisch's operatic experience, although it is certainly a ubiquitous concert work on its own, with ample nonoperatic connections and consequent popular appeal.
Secrest debunks a legend, in Behrman, that Joel's mother, a blacksmith's wife and a collector of inexpensive delftware, had launched his career by sending the lad to peddle the blue-and-white ceramics in England, where they promptly became fashionable and lucrative: Joel did start poor in England, but with ample business connections; and his mother may not have collected anything.
Equipped with ample political connections and control of the airwaves through his group's powerful TV Globo network, Marinho, now 95, gained a reputation in the 1980s as a kingmaker for selecting one Brazilian presidential candidate and influencing more than one election.
Fisk's hypothetical narrative is grounded on the basis of the ample cyclic connections within the sonatas and their unique tonal design, as well as their musical similarities to songs such as Der Wanderer and the Winterreise song cycle; and on biographical evidence concerning Schubert's life, including a story written by Schubert (Mein Traum – My Dream).
There is ample precedent: the connection between catastrophe and progress is essential to the city's history.
Most of the synapses, however, mature after birth, giving ample opportunity for the connections to be modulated by experience.
