The phrase "as being connected" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the relationship or association between two or more entities or concepts.
Example: "The research highlights the importance of understanding social behaviors as being connected to environmental factors."
Alternatives: "as related" or "as linked".
So while I have never thought of what we do as being connected at all to modern interior design, I think there is a connection, which is no surprise: archaeologists use every aspect of our material lives to understand our past.
Afterward, Rutgers Coach C. Vivian Stringer described Vaughn and Zurich as being connected at the hip.
But his Swedish lawyers said it would be wrong to see that remark as being connected to the appeal.
"It just jumped out to me as being connected, useful and very alive so I bought it".
That bottle has been turned over to the police, but it has not been established as being connected to Smollett.
It's hard not to see this as being connected to one of her father's signature images – that of a drained swimming pool.
At least 30 wildlife safari companies in Africa are identified as being connected to offshore companies, mostly incorporated in the British Virgin Islands.
The night's host, German TV presenter and comedian Thomas Hermanns, defined freedom as "being connected to each other" and stated that "there is no art without inclusion".
He saw these changes as being connected with the direct release of interstellar energy in the outer layers of the stars.
"This is not a community we typically think of as being connected to the cultural world," Ms. Roth-Douquet said of the military.
PG_2, identified as being connected to cinnamoyl- reductase 2 (CCR2), beta-xylosidase/alpha-L-arabinofuranosidase 2-like (Xyl2-like_2) and shikimate O-hydroxycinnamoyltransferase transcript a (HCTa).
