The phrase "and this connection" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a relationship or link between two ideas, concepts, or entities that have been previously mentioned.
Example: "The research highlights the importance of environmental factors, and this connection is crucial for understanding climate change."
Alternatives: "and this link" or "and this relationship".
Humanity's greatest desire is to connect, he says and "this connection is going to change the world".
We are highly connected through data and this connection has the capacity to empower citizens and enrich our lives.
''The company feels a lot more connected,'' Raghunathan says, and this connection — rather than efficient decision-making — seems to be the primary reason for his enthusiasm about Slack.
The two are connected etymologically and historically, and this connection is deeply entrenched in current ordinary use.
Using a variety of in vitro and in vivo approaches we show that the circadian and mTOR pathways are connected through the activity of BMAL1 and this connection is important for delay of aging.
According to the official site, Shazam has connected more than 450 million people to date and this connection should see more of a surge now that the "wise guy app" is affiliated with Google Glass.
Plastic realism already has a deep connection to confessionalist memoir--the dominant literary manifestation of our time--and this connection will only intensify in the service of the constitution of the neoliberal subject, who must forever admit his shortcomings to the all-knowing deterritorialized state/power/collectivity.
Our results indicate a connection between the response to the alteration of gravity, and auxin transport and metabolism; this connection was postulated elsewhere [ 61].
And interestingly, this connection between stupidity and prejudice once seemed obvious to social scientists as well.
Eliza woos Daniel and uses this connection to gain entrance into the English court and the Royal Society.
The "failure" lies in the inability to see and appreciate this connection.
