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The phrase "are trying to connect" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing efforts to establish a relationship, communication, or understanding between individuals or groups.
Example: "We are trying to connect with our audience through social media to better understand their needs."
Alternatives: "are attempting to reach out" or "are working to establish a connection."
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This allows you to ping an IP address or computer from a computer other than yours to see if the problem may be associated with your local connection rather than the IP address you are trying to connect to.
You can also run a remote PING[1] or TRACEROUTE.[2] This allows you to ping an IP address or computer from a computer other than yours to see if the problem may be associated with your local connection rather than the IP Address you are trying to connect to.
"We are trying to connect the dots.
They say they are from Walmart and are trying to connect with youth market.
"In Rwanda, organisations are trying to connect a million farmers to data in some way.
"There are lots of wonderful people like you who are trying to connect with somebody".
"It's unfortunate that people are trying to connect dots that aren't there".
"We are trying to connect up the whole system," says Whiteside.
The police in Deal, Mantoloking and Spring Lake are trying to connect him to similar cases in their towns.
Now, in keeping with the social networking trend, some of these sites are trying to connect living relatives, as well.
But his vision reflects how brands are trying to connect with consumers in ways beyond TV commercials and online ads.
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