The phrase "and connecting this" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the act of linking or associating something with another element in a discussion or explanation.
Example: "We need to focus on the main idea and connecting this to our previous findings will strengthen our argument."
Alternatives: "and linking this" or "and relating this".
What's needed is a simple, cheap and reliable way of monitoring sugar levels directly in the blood and connecting this to a system that administers the correct dose of insulin in real time.
Alex Williams: What about moving contact information in Facebook and connecting this to Chatter?
Defining descriptor implementations by software name, version and identifier, and connecting this information with an entry in the descriptor ontology, uniquely defines, and makes it possible to accurately reproduce descriptor calculations.
"It's not about showing off where you went for dinner, or putting your social life on display, this is more about telling the story of your life and connecting this with places".
Connecting with Lady Bacardi, on a personal, womanly level, while talking about the importance of bridging cultures and connecting this often divided world of ours turned out to be a personal highlight for me.
The first testing of the concept was performed by sharpening an ultra-thin super-elastic nitinol tube with outer diameter 0.193 mm±0.0127 mm, inner diameter 0.104±0.0127 mm (Tube NiTi SE 508, ground surface, Euroflex GmbH, Germany) and connecting this to a 50 µl micro syringe.
Discuss and connect this with common birds we have today.
Jesse believes in hard physical work, and connects this to his spiritual health and well-being.
Also provide a unique identifier for each audio file (e.g., the file name) and connect this identifier to the data in your spreadsheet.
In recent years, the United States government has both contracted out for more aspects of development and humanitarian assistance in conflict zones and connected this foreign aid more closely than ever with strategic and military goals.
This lecture will discuss the way 1790s fashionable dress was mediated by print, and connect this phenomenon to the contemporary vogue for John Flaxman's outline drawings and other aspects of neoclassical taste.
