The phrase "as they connected" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where individuals or entities are forming a relationship or link with each other.
Example: "The two friends reminisced about their childhood memories as they connected over their shared experiences."
Alternatives: "as they linked" or "as they bonded".
Brady and Rob Gronkowski missed each other almost as often as they connected.
But it also inspired a community of dedicated hawk-watchers to blog, photograph and follow along as they connected with one another in observation.
Meanwhile, investigators already were looking at Mr. Zuma as they connected the dots in what has become popularly known as "the arms deal," the purchase in the late 1990s of about $4 billion in frigates, fighter planes and submarines.
God, free will, the path to enlightenment, duty -- these are all concepts I felt somewhat familiar with as they connected to my faith which is, in itself, slightly abstract.
Canada wasted no time getting on the scoreboard as they connected on their first shot, Natalie Spooner digging the puck out of the corner and feeding an unmarked Jennifer Wakefield, who slammed it past Valeria Tarakanova 1 50 into the opening period.
Most know each other but are friends only insofar as they connect through Mark.
North Dakota regulators allow companies to seek exemptions for flaring as they connect their wells to gas-gathering lines.
Using the VF-45 standard, consumers will be able to plug into broadband Internet access as easily as they connect their telephones to the socket.The VF-45 standard has its sceptics.
Ascending arterioles and descending venules are paired as they connect the two plexuses.
I mention two here, as they connect with issues concerning autonomy in social and political theory.
This includes a aggregated quantitative and qualitative analysis of the specific mobile learning activities as they connect to learning theories, specifically behaviorist, constructivist, situated, and collaborative learning.
