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The phrase "are unconnected to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that two or more things do not have a relationship or link to each other.
Example: "The results of the experiment are unconnected to the initial hypothesis, leading to further investigation."
Alternatives: "are unrelated to" or "have no connection to".
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· Most partisan research centres are unconnected to universities.
Its 300-page document says new technologies can help the billion people living in rural areas who are unconnected to electricity grids.
These predictive models are based solely on the available data, are unconnected to causal inference and underlying mechanisms, and focus on predicting the present rather than the future (Hand 2013; Curtis 2014).
One interpretation of these observations is that species richness patterns are derived from factors that co-vary with latitude but are unconnected to NPP or other energy correlates directly.
Of course, the timescale of glycemic changes that fluctuations in HbA1c reflect is orders of magnitude greater than the within-day fluctuations usually described in relation to glucose variability, and this has given rise to several proposed mechanisms for the observation that are unconnected to glucose variability per se (25).
Private scholarships are provided through various organizations and associations that are unconnected to any single school.
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What they said was unconnected to what they did.
Ultimately his death turned out to be unconnected to mujra.
Most will probably be found to be unconnected to Mr. Cullen, Mr. Morganelli said.
The apps appeared to be unconnected to Mattel, makers of the Barbie doll.
What the Nixon men thought was unconnected to what they said.
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